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That's great, Bunny.

As you know, Bunny has won...

Ready to meet
that new challenger?

Okay, Bunny.

Let's bring in
that new mystery challenger.

Well, hello!

Hey, Ethan, it's Lynn.

Jesus, you're worse at answering
your phone than Shane.

Listen, I don't remember
what time we said

for tomorrow night,
but just come around like 6:30.

Oh, also, Shane wanted me
to tell you,

a few more people
are coming now.

I know he said
it'd just be us,

but a few of his work friends
will be here

and my friend Kristen
and her boyfriend.

- Mom! Look what I made!
- Honey, hold on,

I'm on the phone.

I know you're gonna sleep all
day, but if you don't show up,

we're coming over there
to drag you out of bed.

All right.

Alex?

What?

You gotta stop throwing rocks
at my mailbox.

Why?

'Cause I park my van here.

I don't do it
when your van's there.

Well, that's not true.

I have a very good aim.

Okay.

Can you just stop, please?

Coming up, we're going to be
talking to Eve Stanley

who, at just the age of 14

and with her younger sister
in tow,

escaped from what she calls
a dangerous cult

of radical thinking.

Can you tell me what
it's been like transi...

You're very late.

I overslept.

Well, come in.

- Are you sure?
- Yeah, come on.

Robin's around here somewhere.

She's been asking
where you were.

Hey, Shane,
your brother is here.

Okay, one sec.

You don't have to work tonight,
do you?

Uh, no, actually.

Do you want something to drink?
Or we have cake left over.

Um, sure.

I'll just take a drink.

I'm not on call tonight.

I have to change some locks
in an apartment complex

- sometime tomorrow.
- Great.

Robin, get in here!

Honey, did you break this?

- Say hi to your uncle.
- Hi.

Honey, you have to tell me
when you do something like this.

- It's very dangerous.
- How are you?

- Whoa, what'd you break?
- I didn't, I was in my room.

Hey, honey, leave it,
I'll get a broom.

Hey, did you work tonight?

Mom, are you gonna help
me with my homework?

Robin, honey, wait.

Uh, no.

Okay, well, you want some cake?

No, I'm okay.

Sure?

It's good.

You can always exchange it

if you already have one.

What's that?

The flashlight.

Oh, no, I...
I don't have a nice one.

Robin picked it out.

When she heard
you worked nights,

she was very concerned with you
getting lost in the dark.

- Huh.
- And hey,

I know we missed your birthday,
but, um...

I figured tonight would be
a good time to give it to you.

I mean, it's just from my store,
so if you want something else...

No, I'm definitely
gonna keep it.

But, uh...

Hey, you should open this now.

Easy there, buddy.

Uh, it's not like...
I didn't buy anything.

I found it in the back
of my closet.

From that board game
we used to play growing up.

That was your piece.

I still have mine
back at home too.

That's sweet.

Well, what happened
to the rest of the game?

I think it got lost in the move.

Well, we kinda need the rest
of the game though, right?

Oh, yeah.

I just thought it would be
cool to have it.

Mom,

what time is it?

It's very late, honey.

I'll take her up.

Come here, sweetheart.

All right, here we go.

All right, let's get you to bed.

Okay, folks, now,
sometimes we get articles

coming to the club that are
sometimes fun and extravagant.

Well, we have something
coming up next

that has to do with your health.

This is very important.

Now, do you know someone
in your family

that needs to watch their pulse
or their blood pressure?

It's something that's
very, very important to do.

We have, back again...

Hello?

Uh, hi, Lynn, it's Ethan.

Ethan? What's wrong?

Uh, nothing, sorry.

I thought I called
Shane's phone.

Is he there?

Yeah, he's sleeping.

We're both sleeping.

What's going on?

I...

just found something.

I really think he'd like it.

I was thinking
he could come out and see it.

Ethan, it's four o'clock
in the morning.

Oh, right, sorry,
I know, it's...

It's just, I've never seen
anything like it. I thought he...

I'm sure you can show him
whatever it is tomorrow.

- Well, I really can't...
- Good night, Ethan.

I can't just...

Listen, I ain't gonna sugarcoat
this for you, folks.

Our days on this earth
are numbered.

All you have to do
is walk down the street

or turn your television on

to see that we are living
in the last days.

Make yourself right with God.

Hey, this is Shane Daunes.

I can't get to the phone
right now,

but if you'll leave
your name and...

Hey, I couldn't get you
on your phone.

I forget it in
my glove compartment sometimes.

Right, uh, hey,

there was something
that I wanted you to come see.

Well, where is it?

It's back at my place.

Well, what is it?

It's... I don't even know.

You just gotta see it.

Okay, well, I can't right now.

Well, it's not gonna take long.

I could give you a lift over.

Well, hey, dude, uh,
did Lynn get in touch with you?

Uh, no.

Why?

We were just gonna see
if you wouldn't mind

watching Robin tomorrow,
just for the evening,

'cause we're supposed to go see
Lynn's, uh, cousin's wedding,

Eric.

It's all the way out in Dover,

and Christina called
this morning and said

she wasn't gonna be able
to make it,

probably for some reason
she made up.

You don't work, do you?

No.

I've never really taken care
of her before.

Well, it's not that hard,
I mean, she loves you.

Yeah...

Look, it's just one night.

It'd really mean a lot to us.

Okay, yeah.

Well, can you show me
whatever it is

when I pick her up?

Yeah, sure.

All right, great.

Oh, hey, uh, did you hear?

Connie's back in town, visiting.

We were gonna try
to get together with her

while she's here,
if you want to see her.

Uh, yeah, I don't know.

Okay, just let me know.

Hey!

What are you doin' out here?

Uh, nothing,
I was just looking around.

It's the middle of the night.

Why are you trying
to get in there?

I don't know.

I've seen you creeping around
out here.

You can't do that,
this is my private property.

Whatever, you rent this out
from my dad.

All right,
would you just go home?

Yeah, fine.

Hello?

Mike, uh, I don't think
I can be on call tonight.

Um, I'm not really feeling well.

Oh, uh... all right.

I'll see if Brody
can cover for you.

I'm sure he'd like
something to do.

Okay, sorry.

Do you do good in school?

Yeah.

I used to always have to help
your dad with his math

'cause I was older.

I was really bad at math.

So, he used to always get
in trouble

because I'd teach him
everything wrong.

Really?

Yeah.

Oh, wow.

That's funny.

So, your dad, he works a lot.

Like, do you ever get to spend
any time with him?

Um, yeah.

When he gets home every day,

we play a game or something,

like go on a walk.

Hey, finish up.
I want to show you something.

Your dad ever take you
down here?

Um, I don't think so.

- You see that house over there?
- Yeah.

Your dad and I grew up there,

when we were your age,

till I was 13 and he was 12.

Really?

Yeah.

One day I'm gonna move
back in there.

Does someone else live
in there now?

Uh, no.

Not for a while now.

So why can't you just go back?

Uh, I mean, I'm working on it.

Just trying to save up
some money.

Hello?

Hey, Ethan?

It's... Connie.

Sorry if I woke you up.

N-no, it's fine.

Um, how've you been?

Good, um, pretty good.

Thanks.

I, um, actually just got
into town, just...

just for the week.

I hope it's okay,
I got your number from Lynn.

I just thought
I'd give you a call

and see if you wanted
to get together while I'm here.

- Okay.
- I'm here visiting my grandma,

but other than that,
I'm pretty free.

We should catch up.

All right.

Great.

Well, just give me
a call whenever.

We can figure something out.

Okay, bye.

Dad!

Hey!

- Did you miss me?
- Yeah.

Yeah?

Take care of this guy for me?

- Yeah.
- Yeah?

- Did you have a good time?
- Uh, yeah.

That's good.

Was the wedding pretty?

It was long.

- But, hey, we got you something.
- You did?

- Yeah, go look in the truck.
- Okay.

Hey, thanks again, man.

Yeah, no problem.

Hey, what's going on over there?

Uh... I don't know.

Oh, what was it
you wanted to show me?

Uh, it's nothing.

You sure? You seemed
pretty excited about it.

All right, well,

I'll see ya.

- Ethan?
- Yeah, I'm here.

Feeling any better?

What? Uh, yeah.

I'm... I'm good.

Good, I got a commercial lockout
for you.

510 Slane Road.

You Ethan?

Yeah.

Okay, where're you goin'?

What?

Where're you driving to?

I'm going to work.

You know the kid who lives
next-door to you, Alex?

Yeah.

When's the last time
you seen him?

W-why? Is everything okay?

Yeah. When's the last time
you seen him?

Last night, or last... afternoon.

When I got home,
he was riding his bike.

And what time was that?

I don't know,
it was before five.

Yeah.

You're a locksmith?

Is that a lonely job,

driving around in the dark?

You got any family
who lives with you?

No, I don't.

No one else in your house?

Look, I need to go to work.

Please.

All right, don't go far.

In case we need to reach you.

Hey!

Thank God.

Are you Aaron?

Yeah.

Which door?

Any.

Front door, I guess.

There's three doors,
and they're all locked.

Hey, uh, how long do you think
this is gonna take?

Just a minute.

Cool, cool.

Uh, 'cause the parents get
pretty pissy when they get here

and we're not open yet.

Do the kids play out there,
by the woods?

Oh, sure, anywhere they can roll
around in some dirt.

Authorities have called off
the search

for a local missing teen.

Alex Birman was reported missing
from his family home

last Tuesday.

More than 80 volunteers,
a search and rescue team,

and a K-9 unit helped
in the efforts to find him.

One second, hold on,
I'm coming.

Hey, man, what's up?

Sorry, I didn't hear you knock.

Come on, it's in the car.

Uh, Walter, my dog,

usually goes crazy
when someone's at the door,

so that's... that's my indication
that someone's here.

And, uh, I'm pretty sure my ex
came back and probably took him.

So, now I'm twice as lonely.

Those are already keyed,
all five of 'em.

Well, thanks for doing this.

And, well, thanks for covering
my shift last week too.

Yeah, no problem.

The, uh, the key's in there.

I didn't make any copies
'cause I didn't know

how many you needed.

No, this is fine.

Hey, uh,
you doing anything tonight?

I was just gonna go to, like,
a bar or something.

- I didn't know...
- My brother invited me

for dinner,
I'm headed there now.

- Oh, okay.
- So...

Maybe, uh, maybe next time
we can do something.

Yeah.

And if... if you ever need
anything, you know, whatever,

just let me know.

I'm usually bored
most of the time, so.

- Yeah, I'll let you know.
- Okay, cool.

I'll see you then.

Come in.

Hey.

Whose car's out there?

It's been just insane.

Seems like I picked
a bad time to come back.

Yeah, I don't even want to let
Robin play in the backyard

without me being there
to watch her.

It's just one more reason
why we're...

Well, I don't know.

They don't have any idea
who it is?

When it was just
the Birman kid,

some guys were saying
it was his dad,

'cause he's a little off

and the mother's
out of the picture.

But, I mean, there's been, like,
five people missing since then,

or found dead,

and it's pretty violent stuff.

What do you mean?

Well, I got my one friend
who's a cop,

and he said that, uh, Mitch,

who me and Ethan
used to know growing up,

they found him in his car,
in his driveway.

It was a pretty gory scene,
is what he said.

Oh my God.

I just can't believe
it's happening here, you know?

That someone in this town
could do something like that.

I keep telling Ethan,
you better be careful.

Yeah, Jesus.

I mean, you do live alone

and kinda got a...
axe murderer look going on.

I don't know,
maybe you might wanna...

Shane!

That's horrible.

He's kidding.

I'll... be right back.

I don't understand why you
always have to do it like that.

- It's fine.
- No...

I'll be right back.
Do you guys need anything?

Hey.

You all right?

Uh, yeah. Fine.

Hey, listen, um...

You guys sell a lot
of security cameras, right?

I mean, like, you know
how to install 'em?

Uh, yeah.

Okay, good, good,
'cause I'm thinking

about putting some up here
around the house.

Is that weird?

I mean, people do that, right?

I've done a few houses.

Is there a reason?

I don't know, I just, uh...

Maybe with everything that's
been going on here lately, I...

I'm getting to feel
a little paranoid.

You have the security alarm
system here.

No, I mean, yeah, you're right,
it's just, uh...

Look, I'm probably
making this up, but...

the other night,

I woke up and I swear
I heard someone

walking around and moving
out in the backyard.

And I didn't see anyone,

but I just felt, like,
freaked out.

I didn't tell Lynn or anything,

but it's just been on my mind,

and I just thought, you know,
if we have a camera out there,

and since you do that anyways,
it'd be...

Yeah.

Yeah, I can do it.

Okay.

Look, uh...

Connie asked us
to invite you here tonight.

I'm just saying.

Her whole class went
on a nature walk

and had a picnic there.

Robin's been begging me
to take her back,

but with everything
that's going on,

I just don't feel comfortable.

Uh, hey, I'm gonna take off.

What?

It was good seeing you.

Hey! Stop!

What the fuck are you doing?

You're... you're that cop.

I'm a friend
of the Birman family.

- What?
- They're all real worried

about Alex, they just want
to see him back home.

I told you, I don't know
what happened to him, okay?

Yeah, I don't believe you,

'cause I can look someone
in the eye and tell

when they're being straight
with me or lying to my face.

This is... this is not okay,

what... what you're doing
right now.

No, no, I don't care
what you think.

I don't give a shit,

'cause I've been keeping
my eye on you,

and you're a real freak.

You're a real piece of work.

No, all right, I'm...
I'm leaving.

Oh, I'm not gonna stop you,

but the next time I see you,
I ain't gonna be alone,

and I promise you, you'll have
some answers for me then.

Hey, are you listening to me?

I'm about one second from taking
that flashlight out of your hand

and bashing in your fucking...

Sorry to just show up.

I just knew I'd regret it
if I didn't get a chance

to talk to you
while I was here.

Yeah, I was gonna call you
and then...

Can I ask you something?

Did you ever regret
not leaving with me?

Yeah, I think I did, back then.

I always kinda thought
you'd make it outta here,

eventually.

But you never left?

Uh... no.

What's been keeping you here
all this time?

I don't know.

I got a lot
of good memories here.

I think you stay
in one place too long

and you'll get yourself
mixed up with it,

then you have no choice
but to just... get out.

Some problems can't follow you.

They're rooted in a place.

I don't think
I can outrun my problems.

But you haven't tried?

I'm sorry.

There was a spider.

No, it's okay.

I'm not scared of spiders.

I'm not like, um...

It just startled me.

Do you have a broom?

No, I'll get it.

Oh, wow.

You found it.

Here, let me get out of the way.

This is weird to see.

You don't have yours?

No.

I lost mine years ago.

Ethan, I want to help you.

What?

Most of the people
I haven't seen in ten years,

I just forget
they exist entirely,

but you've always
sort of stayed on my mind,

and being back here,
seeing you like this,

I, uh, I feel bad
for leaving you here.

I leave tomorrow at two.

Just come with me.

Just for a bit,

to see what's out there for you

and to forget about this place
for a while.

What do... where?

Wherever.

Outta here.

I think if you stay here
one more day,

you'll never get out.

No! No.

What is it?

Sorry 'bout that.

It's fine.

Thanks for the ride.

Hope it wasn't
too far out of the way.

No worries.

I'm happy to help.

So what are you doing
out here?

Uh... just going for
a walk in the woods.

Got turned around,
came out here.

You do a lot of hiking?

No.

Is it on?

No. Wait...

Uh... yeah, there you go.

You can click on the window
if you wanna zoom.

Or you might have to use
the numbers.

Okay. Well, it looks great.

Hey, uh,
are you working tonight?

Uh, no.

What's up?

Well... I'm gonna be
meeting up with some people

later this evening,

and I think you should come.

Think it'd be good.

Okay, yeah.

All right. Well, listen,

just don't mention it
to Lynn, okay?

'Cause I just told her
it was you and I

hanging out tonight.

Sure.

All right.

Hey, Mike, it's Ethan.

You don't have me on call
for tonight, do you?

Uh, yes I do. Why?

Shit. Um...

I don't think I'm gonna be able
to make it.

Or at least,
I can't come in till later.

Ethan?

You agreed to this schedule.

You're not even gonna
give me a reason?

I don't know yet.

Goddammit.

You know, I gave you this job
because your brother was

always a hard worker.

I consider him a friend.

But time after time,

you keep coming up short.

And worse than that,

you don't take responsibility
for shit.

I'm... I'm not gonna be able
to use you anymore.

Get the van back to me
this week.

Ethan?

Did you hear me?

Yeah. Don't mention this
to Shane, okay?

Oh, hey, guys,
come on in.

It's like the third one.

What's going on, man,
how you doing?

What's going on?

You've gotta figure out
how to stop the bleeding

really fast.

They just found Nathan Ridgemore
on the side of the highway.

What?

Jesus Christ.

That makes eight dead or missing
in less than a week.

This is ridiculous.

We should be out there
busting heads,

getting some answers.

Well, that's why we're here,
to figure out what to do.

We know what we gotta do,

just no one's wanting
to say it.

And what's that?

Only a certain kind of person's
out there doing this, right?

We're not talking about
a normal guy here,

we're talking about
a sick bastard.

Each of us knows someone
who's a little...

so I say, we start giving
those people a visit,

narrowing down the pool.

No. You just can't start
pinning down random people.

Be honest.

Sheriff and all y'all are in
way over your heads out there.

No, that's not true.

It's just, this isn't
like anything we've ever

dealt with before.

I mean, this is
real brutal stuff.

All the more reason
we should be out here

trying to find this guy now.

Exactly. If we're not
doing something,

then we're just waiting around
to see what happens next.

Look, as much as I hate
to agree with Paul,

I got... I got kids.

I know you got a kid.

We have an obligation
to protect our families.

I bought a gun yesterday.

A handgun.

And I suggest every one of you
do the same thing.

Well, I'm covered.

I have a hunting rifle.

That's fine.

Yeah, I'm thinking about
getting something too.

I say, do it.

- Better safe.
- All right, look.

If you wanna keep a gun
at your house,

that's one thing,
and that's okay.

If you wanna be a lookout
or whatever,

that's all right too.

And this doesn't mean
I'm advocating

for sneaking around,
looking in someone's window.

But if you do find something,

give us a call
before you act on it.

Yeah, well, it's not about
what to do with him.

It's about finding him.

Well, tell you what.

This wasn't happening
when I grew up here.

Wasn't happening a year ago.

Wasn't happening last month.

Something's changed.

That's what we need
to be looking for.

Who doesn't belong?

Hey, Ethan.

I've been trying to call you.

I can't really wait
any longer,

I gotta take off.

I really wish
you coulda come with me.

Where are you?

I think you're missing out
on so many chances

at something better,

and most of them,
once they're gone,

they don't ever
come back again.

Goodbye, Ethan.

Fuck!

So what is it?

That's out there now?

Yeah.

Oh, it's a lot bigger.

So, uh...

do you know
where it is now?

No.

Do you know the people
it's been killing?

Everyone knows everyone
around here.

Hmm...

Where's the lye?

Oh, shit.

Left it in the truck,
hold on.

Hey! You having some trouble?

Oh, um... uh, no, I'm fine.

What you doing out here?

Hey! Stop!

Hey! Sheriff's Department!
Stop!

Get down on the ground!

Show me your hands!

You have reached
the voicemail box of...

Uh, Brody Capra.

At the tone,
please record...

Mom let me stay home
from school today.

Oh yeah?

Why is that?

I don't know.
Just for fun, I guess.

That's nice.

Yeah.

What's that?

Uh, these are trees.

It looks kinda scary.

What about you?
Are you done?

Mm... okay.

Hey.

Can we talk to you?

So we got some good news,
um,

but it's some big news,

and we wanted
to tell you now.

We've been talking about it
for a long time,

and I've decided,
now that Robin's getting older,

that I wanna go back to school.

Okay.

This past year,
I've been applying to schools

and I got into a few,

and I just accepted one.

Now, the thing is, is...

it's in Maryland.

And since it's
a four-year program,

we're all looking
to move up there.

What are you talking about?

We've been batting around
the idea of moving out of here

for a few years now,

and I think that this is
the right opportunity.

What?

Just to go to school?

Can't you do that here?

It's a good school.

And on top of that,

we wanna make sure
Robin grows up somewhere

with more opportunities
than we had.

We had a great childhood here.

I just think it's time
for us.

We've gotten everything we can
outta here.

Hello?

Ethan? It's Brody.

What happened to you?

They took me in, the cops,

and they held me overnight.

I just... I want you to know
that they asked

a lot of questions,

but I didn't tell them
anything about, you know,

what we were doing,

or anything about you
or the... or the thing.

Uh, okay, thanks.

I just...

you trust me with this,

and I want you to know
that that means a lot,

to be a part of it.

Okay, look, I gotta go.

I'll call you later.

Oh yeah, okay.

Um, I'll, uh,
I'll talk to you soon.

Hey, this is Shane...

Hey, this is Shane Daunes.

I can't get to the phone
right now,

but if you'll leave
your name and number,

I'll get back to you
as soon as I can.

Thanks.

You know the worst part about
living in that tiny apartment

after Dad left

was that our old house was
always just up the road.

And every time we'd be
driving back from anywhere,

it felt like
we were going home,

back to that house,

and we'd just keep driving.

And it just sat there
for so long.

It was empty,

and we didn't have like
a real reason to not go back,

we just never did.

Then...

after a few years,
those people moved in

and it felt
a little further away.

Then they left
and more new people moved in.

And all this time,

it's just been
up the road.

You never left, either!

You've always been around
and...

things just never went back
the way they were before, right?

And I know you stopped
looking up to me,

at some point.

But for a long time,
I thought,

like, eventually,
we're gonna get older

and things would go back
to how they used to be,

and we'd be close
like we used to be.

Then you met Lynn,

and you pulled
or she pulled you away.

Then you had Robin.

I know they didn't
take you away from me,

but they're just always there.

And that's keeping things
from getting back

to the way they were.

I'm sorry.

But I can't help
but hate them for that.

Hello?

No, I doubt it.

No, no, I think we'll be here
most of the day.

Uh, I mean, it'd be
irresponsible to say this...

Uh, no.

Hey, Jason, we got
some neighbor kids

watching from next door.

You wanna go over there
and see if they saw anything?

Maybe talk to 'em about it?

Mr. Daunes, do you remember

seeing anything suspicious
beforehand,

anything out of the ordinary?

I don't know.

I just went inside
for a minute.

Sir, has anyone
contacted your wife?

No.

I, uh...
she hasn't come home yet.

Hey, Ethan, it's Lynn.

Jesus, you're worse
at answering your phone

than Shane.

Listen, I don't remember
what time we said

for tomorrow night,

but just come around,
like, 6:30.

Oh, also, Shane wanted me
to tell you,

a few more people
are coming now.

I know he said
it'd just be us,

but a few of his work friends
will be here,

and my friend Kristen
and her boyfriend.

- Mom! Look what I made!
- Honey...

So, what are they telling ya?

Nothing.

They found nothing.

They know nothing, they...

they aren't telling me
anything, I mean,

it's almost as if
nothing happened.

And Lynn left.

She blames me.

I was... I was supposed
to be watching her.

You know, I just...

I just keep wishing
that I had, you know,

done something wrong, like,
something to deserve this.

- Come on, man.
- No, I mean, I know

it's horrible to say,

but I wish I had something

that I could repent for,
just to give it some meaning.

'Cause I don't know
what to do anymore,

what am I...

All right. Look.

Fuck!

Obviously,
you didn't hear this from me.

Brought a guy in
a couple days ago.

He was parked
on the side of the road

in the middle of the night.

He had a couple bags of lye
and a shovel in his trunk.

Jesus.

Why didn't you tell us?

'Cause he was clean.

He ran,
so we held him overnight.

We searched his house,
his property,

but nothing.

- We had to let him go.
- You let him go?

When?

I'm sorry.

Who is he?

Who is he, please?

I don't know.

Some young guy,
he lives alone.

Says he's only been in town
a couple months.

What did I tell you?

Who'd I say we should be
looking at, man?

If you guys let him go,

what makes you think
it's him now?

We had to let him go.

I was there when
he came in that night.

I always thought it was him.

Circumstances withstanding,

that guy had something
clearly to hide.

I can get the truth
out of him.

Well, hold on, what are
we talking about here?

We're done talking, okay?

Give me the address.

We're gonna get some answers
tonight.

What are you gonna do?

I'm gonna make him explain
exactly why he did what he did.

Then we're gonna do
what's right.

What you guys
are talking about,

it's... it's not right.

You can't convince me

that he doesn't deserve
everything

that's gonna happen to him.

I need you there tonight.

I need you with me on this.

Hey, uh...

I know this is stupid,
but...

remember when we were kids,

we used to try to catch
snakes and lizards and

stuff like that?

Sometimes, I think about
the time I caught

this really weird snake thing.

We tried looking up
what kind it was

in that snake book
that you used to have,

and, uh, it turns out it was
an Eastern glass lizard

or something.

We didn't know that
at the time,

so you thought
that you'd found

this whole new kind of snake.

What are you saying?

I just remember you were, like,
really impressed with it,

like, you thought it was cool.

I just want you to know
that I had

the simplest intentions.

Ethan.

It's time.

You know how people always
say they wish

that they could take
someone's place

when something bad happens?

Like, "I wish it was me
instead of them"?

I guess it's just some way
to show that they care.

But I actually think it's
a lot worse to be the person

watching the ones you love
get hurt...

...wishing it was you.

Take it or leave it.

If anyone else was coming,
they'd be here.

I say it's now or never.

Shane.

Can't this all just be over?

Hey!

He's asleep.

I don't think there's
anyone else in the house.

It's locked.

We can get it open.

Maybe there's another door
around back.

Yeah, I think some of the
windows might be unlocked

over on the far side
of the house.

Uh... I...
I think I gotta wait here.

Ethan?

Hey! In here.

Oh, shit. Ethan killed him.

What happened?

Ethan! What happened?

We gotta get him
out of here.

Here, somebody help me
move him.

No, no, no!
Don't touch him!

Everyone just stop!

Is that the last load?

Everything I'm taking.

I'll get the other room
cleaned out tomorrow.

Okay.

It seems the madness
may finally be over.

Local police officer Mark Jones
shot and killed Brody Capra

in a standoff
at Capra's country home

last Wednesday night.

While Capra moved to the area
just two months ago,

he is now believed
to be responsible

for the over a dozen
bizarre and violent killings

in the small town...

I know they didn't
take you away from me,

but they're just always there.

And that's keeping things
from getting back

to the way they were.

I'm sorry,

but I can't help but hate them
for that.

I know that I shouldn't,

I know
I shouldn't care so much.

I should have
something else,

something more by now...

but I don't.

I don't know when it happened,

but it feels like
everything's changed

without me,

everyone's gone.

You're the only one
I have left,

and you're not really here
anymore.

I just want things back
the way they were,

even just a little bit.

Man, I think I'd give anything
for that.