All language subtitles for Ghost.Whisperer.S05E16.2009.Disney+.WEB-DL.1080p.H264.DDP-HDCTV_track3_[eng]

Previously onGhost Whisperer:

Ghosts don't get hurt.
My mom says they can't feel pain.

She's wrong. We do.

I can still see everything, all the bad stuff!

The shadows are breaking you up!

Whatever they are, wherever they live,

these shadows are very interested
in ghost children.

The shadows,
they actually want something?

Whatever it is, they're scary enough

that the book rewrote itself
to erase any mention of them.

-It's Bedford.
-I'm going to ask you one last time.

Ned, you're going to
bring me the book now.

If this thing goes off,

I would hate to see it take away
someone who is very precious to you.

It doesn't have to end this way.

Yes, it does.

It's gone. They're gone!
The pages are all gone!

No!

Eli, hurry!

While they're rebuilding,
everything you need is right here.

Copier, wireless, phone, coffee,
and best friend.

I have all that stuff at home,
you know, minus the best friend part.

I know, but you hate working from home.

And no helping any customers
or answering the phone, I mean it.

-Uh, do you want me to unpack these?
-No. No!

My office is gonna be
back to normal soon. Okay?

Excuse me. All set here.

It's gonna be just like old times.

Okay, let me get a copy of the contract
for you.

You can just e-mail it to me.

Here are the keys.
I had the power turned back on for you.

We haven't set foot in the place
in over five years,

so I have no idea what shape things are in.

-Um, would you like to see the appraisals?
-I trust you.

All the antiques came with the house,
so whatever you think.

You can have it cleared out by next week?

Next week? Um...

My husband is already in London,

so, the sooner I can sell both our houses
and join him, the better.

Okay. Well, if you need a real estate agent,
I can recommend--

It's taken care of. Thanks.

Um, we never finished the restoration.

It turned out to be too big a job.
So, be careful.

Thanks for the heads-up.

-Catch you later, Mom.
-Mm-hm.

-See you, Melinda.
-Nope. Not so fast.

That was Donna Peyton. She's brought
an entire house of antiques on consignment.

You wanna pick up some extra cash?

There's no such thing as extra cash.

Great. Get started packing, take some pictures.
Oh, and be careful.

Hello! Anyone here?

Hello?

Hello?

Okay...

Is somebody there?

I have a friend who can help you.

Hello?

Hello?

Hello?

Okay, I get it.

I'm leaving.

Chains rattling? Seriously?

And then some.

I'm sorry you got hurt.

I'm fine, but there's
a really pissed-off ghost in that house.

If you could confirm that appointment for me,
Wednesday at 2:00 p.m., that'd be great.

Okay. Thanks. Bye.

Oh, my God. What now?

Haunted house. Nothing's broken.

Delia...

This is all I managed to grab
before the show started.

So, there's a lot more?

It's like they just left everything
exactly where it was and took off.

Or were scared off.

Don't come back...

or you'll be dead, too.

Can you see us?

You said there's a problem?

One of my employees was injured yesterday
in the house.

He's okay,
but some strange things were happening,

and I just wanted to know why
you and your husband left so abruptly.

Oh, it was a money pit.
Dry rot, dangerously outdated electrical.

So, it had nothing to do
with the death of your daughter?

How did you know about that?

I do research on all of my clients,
and I found Cassidy's obituary.

She was a beautiful little girl.

Yes, she was, in so many ways.

She was only eight when she died.

Louis-Bar syndrome.

My husband's a doctor. He told me about it.
Must have been awful.

We had moved back to Grandview,

uh, so she could get treatment
at Rockland Memorial.

We thought this house would be
a new beginning for us.

So, you lived here before?

As a child, yeah. It's such a lovely town.

Then when I saw that the house was for sale,
it all felt like destiny.

Destiny?

Heh. It's silly, I guess,

but when I was a kid,
I used to walk home from school,

back when you could do that
without becoming an amber alert.

Anyway, there was this really sweet, old lady
who lived there.

She always had children playing in the yard.
It looked so peaceful,

Almost like a storybook cottage.

Did anything strange happen
when you were living there?

Uh...

Well, sometimes Cass would wake up
screaming in the middle of the night,

said there were people in her room,
scary people.

And things were constantly getting broken.

I mean, Paul and I both thought
it was just Cassidy's muscle spasms,

but she always blamed it
on the other people in the house.

I mean, we didn't believe her until...

Strange things started happening
to you and your husband.

Yeah, violent things.

Uh, furniture falling over,
dishes flying off the shelves,

doors slamming, usually around midnight,
the same time Cassidy would wake up.

Two weeks after she died,

something pushed my husband
down the stairs,

and we haven't been back since.

Wait. Her ghost was inside the mirror?

Yeah. Not for long.

It's like she didn't wanna show herself,
so she hid in the mirror.

Wow.

Here, Mommy. Let me help.
You and Daddy work too much.

-That's sweet.
-Good man.

Wait a minute.

So, why would she haunt her own parents,
especially so violently?

I'm not even sure if it was her.

I mean, she told her mother about
people in the house, scary people.

Apparently she would
wake up at midnight, screaming.

Maybe the ghosts were stuck
in some kind of loop,

living the same experience
over and over again.

There was noises, furniture moving,
things breaking.

Oh. I'm sorry.

-You okay?
-You all right?

No, baby. It's okay. It was an accident.

No, it wasn't. My arms, they jerked.

They moved on their own.

That's just called a spasm, okay?

Look, um, why don't I read to you
while you take your bath, huh?

-How's that sound, buddy?
-Okay.

-What happened?
-I think Aiden is empathing Cassidy's illness.

It'll be fine once I get her into the light.

Um, I failed you.
There's nothing on the Peyton house.

All the original plans and deeds and titles

and tax information was lost in a fire
at the city archives.

Oh. The fire from six years ago?

Actually, the first fire, 1945.

Place has a knack
for going up in smoke, I guess.

So, there's no information
about the previous owner?

The only thing I could find was a lien

that was placed on the house
by the IRS in 1952.

With "unknown" written
where the owner's name should be,

and "deceased" stamped
on one of the pages.

Anyway, the court put it up for auction
about six years ago.

Donna and her husband
were the only ones who made a bid.

They lived there for about 18 months,
and then they left.

And that's all I could find, so... I'm sorry.

Hey, you know, um,
you wanna have a glass of wine?

-I mean, we haven't had a chance to talk about--
-The explosion that almost killed me?

Or you?

Or Ned?

Or the fact that Ned has already been
in the emergency room twice this year

because of your ghosts?

-Delia--
-What?

I am sorry, Melinda,
but this is getting too dangerous.

To what, be my friend?

Let me ask you something.

What happened to Ned yesterday
in that house,

it sounds like Cassidy was trying
to scare him away, right?

If it was even Cassidy--

Well, whoever it was, she said,
"Stay away, or you will be dead, too."

Ghosts are unreliable.
You should know that by now.

Really?

Why don't you tell that to the ghost
that warned you

that President Bedford
was gonna die in my office?

Maybe you should
start paying attention to them for a change.

Look, there is a scared little girl

who's in a house
with angry, dangerous ghosts.

Yes, and that is all the more reason
for you not to get involved!

Or for you to involve my son.

Let this one go, Melinda.

Please, let it go.

I am begging you.

You know I can't do that.

Cassidy?

If you're here, it's okay. I can help you.

Please?

Just talk to me.

You have to hurry.

Cassidy?

You don't have to hide from me.

Whatever's keeping you here, I...

I can help you go into the light.
It's safe there.

Oh, no. I'm not allowed.

Of course you are.

Did someone tell you that?

We're alone now. Follow me.

Cassidy?

This hatbox.
Is this what you wanted to show me?

It's in there, but hurry.

Right there, in that wall.

All right, enough!
Whoever you are, just let Cassidy go.

Get out. Hurry.

Cassidy, who are you afraid of?

I'm not supposed to talk to strangers.

Cassidy.

Cassidy, wait!

The ghosts don't want Cassidy
to go into the light.

They told her she's not allowed to.

Did you say, ghosts, plural?

Yeah. I think they're the scary people
her mom had been talking about.

I felt their presence, and it was angry.

Enough to try to kill you with a wheelchair?

Apparently.
Whoever they are, they're hiding.

If we don't find out some history
about that house, we're stuck.

This box is impossible.

Yeah. I couldn't find anything like it
on the Internet.

Maybe the ghosts don't want you to open it.

Cassidy does. She's asking for our help.

Why doesn't she just tell you why
the other ghosts won't let her leave?

Because for some reason,
she's terrified of them.

That makes two of us.

This emblem looks familiar.

Let me see.

It's a raven, as in "Nevermore."
Which is good advice for visiting that house.

A raven flew at me.
Do you think that means something?

Sure. Any guesses?

-What's all that?
-Old receipts, all with the same handwriting.

All marked, "services rendered."

All dating back before 1943 with no names.

Services rendered?
What kind of services?

We'll add that to the list of questions.

Photo negatives.

Yeah. I couldn't see what was on them.

I have a scanner
that handles photo negatives.

I'm on it.
And what about the toys in the attic?

And Cassidy's mom said she remembered
seeing children playing in the yard, right?

You think the ghosts are all kids?

Why would they be so violent?
I mean, first going after you, then me.

Hey. I'm gonna work from home after all.

-Hey, Ned, can I talk to you, please?
-Yeah. Sure.

I really don't want you involved
with this anymore. It's dangerous.

Mom, I know you're still freaked out
about the explosion,

-but I promise, I can take care of myself.
-No. I'm serious.

I can't just bail on Melinda.

How do you know? You never even tried.
Just say no this once.

Say no.

Just let me get
one good night's sleep, okay?

Yeah, that's her.

That's the old lady
who used to smile and wave at me.

I remember feeling sorry for her
because of the wheelchair.

There's something else I have to tell you.

My friends were able to
date the film stock, and...

These photos were taken in the early 1940s.

That's when my father was born,
so that can't be the same woman I saw.

Actually, it could.

I think you were seeing her ghost.

Um, since I was a little girl,

I've been able to talk with and see ghosts.

And you still see them?

Most kids lose their gift

around the same time
they stop believing in magic.

I didn't.

So, Cassidy was seeing ghosts.

Apparently, you were, too.
As a kid, I mean.

The house hasn't been occupied
since 1952,

so I think the children you saw were ghosts

And they're still there.

All those nights, she was so terrified,

and we didn't believe her,
just told her to go back to bed.

Oh, she must have felt so alone.

You couldn't have known.
And I'm afraid that there's more.

-I've talked to Cassidy.
-What?

-And she's still there.
-What? She is?

Did she die there?

No. No, the hospital.

Okay. Then something brought her back,
and it must be that woman.

Wait. Are you telling me my...

My little girl is trapped there by that old lady?
But why? Who was she?

We don't know.
All we have is the last name Hanson.

You can see it, right there on the mail slot.

I don't... I don't understand.

Spirits are supposed to go into the light,

but for some reason, in this house,
they don't want your daughter to cross over.

Are they, um... Are they hurting her?

Is that even possible?

There's still a lot to figure out.

But whatever it is, I will bring her peace.

I promise.

Mm. Mm! That's defense.

Huh? Right?

Heh.

Hello.

Hey. How'd it go with Donna?
She believe you?

I had pretty convincing evidence.
Hey, what you got there, baby?

You left it on the table. Am I in trouble?

No. Of course not. It looks like
you made more progress than anybody.

It's pretty cool.
And remember, don't call me baby anymore.

Oh, right. I'm sorry.

So, Delia moved her stuff
out of the store today,

said she'd rather work from home.

Ah. Think she's still pretty rattled, huh?

Yeah. I can't say that I blame her.

Wha...?

-You okay, man? What's going on?
-My arms again.

You know what? It's just Cassidy, okay?
It's gonna be over soon, I promise.

Um, do you want some cocoa?

-Yeah, pal. Why don't I make it?
-Okay.

Come on.

Mel. Hey, what's going on? What's wrong?

I just saw people being murdered.

The other ghosts in the house?

I think those were locks of their hair.

Why would that lady keep them hidden?

She doesn't want anybody to know.

Look, didn't Cassidy warn you

that if you didn't stay away from there,
you'd be dead, too?

Yeah, but she just showed me those.
It's like she's warning me again.

About the old woman?

Maybe those are souvenirs
from other ghosts.

Maybe she murdered them all.

Cassidy.

Cassidy, I know about the other ghosts.
If they're keeping you here, I can help you.

What is this?

Did you bring the tribute?

Thank you. And the embodiment?

Excellent.

I already sense her.

Now, place your hands flat
on the table in front of you.

Mine will stay constrained
throughout the session

to prove there's no trickery.

Let us begin.

Denizens of the spirit world...

your loved ones call you tonight
not to disturb you from your troubled sleep,

but to help you find peace.

Tonight we call Naomi,

beloved daughter of Virgil and Esther.

A séance.

Are you kidding me?

Naomi, will you come to us?

Are you Naomi?

They killed me.

Naomi, will you give us a sign
that you're with us?

They killed me!

No. No, you're upsetting her.

Naomi is with us now.

She wants you to know
her death came quickly.

Stop! You're lying! She's gone!

She says she loves you.

-She's going into the light now.
-Stop it!

She lied to us...

and our families.

There was never any light.

Dream?

That old woman was pretending
to be a medium when she was alive.

I was a ghost at one of her séances,
if you can believe that.

Okay, her name is Greta Hanson,
also known as Madame Greta.

She set up shop in Grandview in 1924
during the whole spiritualism revival.

She died in 1943
when her wheelchair rolled down the stairs.

More likely a ghost pushed her.
Where'd you get this?

I spent hours searching Hanson,
spiritualism,

and medium and séance
and found exactly nothing.

Professor Grant gave me the T.A. job.

I now have access
to the Copeland wing at the library.

I hate you.

Madame Greta operated under the radar,
held her sessions in a secret room,

worked strictly by private referral,
and made a killing, so to speak.

Off the suffering of grieving people
and frustrated ghosts.

She must have been convincing.

Harry Houdini even attended
one of her séances,

but never publicly debunked her.

Yeah, probably because, according to Melinda,
she was able to attract ghosts,

but she just couldn't
actually communicate with them.

So, the murder visions Melinda had...

could the woman have been a medium
and a serial killer?

You know, so she'd always have
fresh ghosts to contact?

Maybe not. Melinda said
a man at the séance brought a lock of hair.

As an embodiment.

Mediums sometimes ask
for something personal from the deceased.

And the ghost in Melinda's dream said,
"They killed me."

Yeah. Mel said
she looked like she'd been strangled.

Maybe Madame Greta specialized
in contacting murder victims.

Okay, so, the ghosts aren't kids after all.

What happened to the children
that Cassidy's mom saw?

And why is Cassidy stuck in a house
with a bunch of murdered people?

You're giving me a headache.

Sounds like a good time
to go and chat with some ghosts.

A field trip to the house of whacked spirits
at the witching hour?

Thank you, no.
Besides, your mom said ghosts are off-limits.

I know, but since I can't talk to them anyhow,

and I know you're not gonna
let Melinda go alone...

Okay. I'll call her.

Jim finally got Aiden to sleep.
We should go.

Do we even have a plan?

Yeah. Our first priority is to get her
out of that house

and convince her to cross over.

But we don't know what we're up against.
We have Madame Greta, murder victims,

who knows how many?

And if they're trying to keep Cassidy there--

Trust me. When she sees her mommy,
she's gonna come to us.

Let's go.

I told you to stay away.

Cassidy?

Cassidy, you're here.
Look, let me call your mommy.

I have to go.
I'll get in trouble for talking to you.

From who? Who are you afraid of?

Them.

She's looking for her.

She's angry.

Who, Madame Greta?

Who are you?

What is it, chains?

What's going on?

You were both in prison.

She's coming.

Cassidy, hurry.

No, no! Wait!

They're gone.

You said they were prisoners?

Yeah, and they both had burns and lacerations,
like they'd been executed.

You know, the visions I had of murders,
maybe it wasn't from the victim.

What if I was seeing it all
through the killer's eyes?

Wait a minute. Are you saying all the other
ghosts in the house are murderers?

The ghosts of murderers? And they're
keeping Cassidy trapped in that house?

I don't know if they are murderers. I mean,
we ID'd them by the numbers on their uniform.

They were convicted in the '20s,
executed in the '30s,

and then, proven innocent.

You saw people being killed, didn't you?

I know. Which means
that they're not the only ghosts in that house.

I mean, Ned told me that
Madame Greta's brother

was hanged for murder.

She went into spiritualism
to try to prove that he was innocent,

and it became her specialty as a medium.

She didn't even have the gift.

All she did was attract hundreds of ghosts
to that house,

murderers and people
who were wrongfully executed.

Wait. So, the innocent ones are still there.
Where are the guilty ones?

Hiding from me,
or maybe they went into the light.

And the innocent ones didn't.
Shouldn't it be the other way around?

Yeah. There's gotta be a good reason.

Yeah. Oh, wait.

You know, executions
are usually scheduled at midnight.

That might have to do
with the timing of your hauntings.

Yeah, but not why
they won't let Cassidy cross over.

-I'll be right back.
-All right.

You can't help her.

I don't believe that.

The two of you who appeared to me,
you were innocent.

-Why didn't you go into the light?
-We won't leave Cassidy.

We can't.

You're protecting her?

And you.

From what? The ghosts?
The ones who were guilty?

Yes, but they aren't ghosts anymore.

What are you...

There, my sweet.

Soon you can come play
with all the lovely toys at my house forever.

You and my friend Cassidy here
will have such fun.

You'll see.

-Are you home?
-No. I'm in Eli's office doing a little research.

Is it Econ,
or are you still helping out Melinda?

Mom, this one's huge.
Melinda needs all the help she can get.

Ned, we talked about this.

I know, but this is amazing.

This house is full of ghosts, and they won't
let this poor little girl go into the light.

Listen, it is great that you care about her,

that you found something
you're passionate about,

but, Ned, listen to me.

A ghost kidnapped Aiden.
Another one killed President Bedford.

You have been hurt twice.

When are you gonna understand
this is too dangerous?

Apparently, more dangerous
than even Melinda realizes.

What?

-Mom, I gotta go. I'll call you from the car.
-No, no, no--

Ned. Ned, hold--

Hello?

Aiden, it's way past your bedtime.

Aiden.

I know where your boy is all the time.
Do you?

Don't you dare threaten my son.

Then stay out of my business.

Ned, hey. Tell us what's going on.

I found out what the raven means,
the one on the puzzle box.

Okay, in the Book of Changes?

I asked Professor Grant about it.

She said that an emblem like this
on a tombstone

represents a guardian of the soul.

-What's that have to do with the book?
-I'll show you.

The book must have erased it.

Doesn't it only do that
when it's worried about the shadows?

Yeah, and if it has something to do
with the shadows, that explains a few things.

A prisoner told me
that the other convicts are in the house,

-but they're not ghosts anymore.
-How could they not be ghosts?

If they change into shadows.

All right, help me out.

It's what the Shinies told Aiden...
Or what he saw happening to Julia.

-Right.
-Shadows, they prey on your guilt.

They break your spirit apart
and feed on the pieces.

I think I've seen something like this before,
but I just didn't know what it was,

these dark, angry ghosts
that don't really cross over.

They more cross under.

Maybe that's the shadows.
That's how they multiply.

Yeah, and these are just
especially interested in children.

But if shadows exploit your guilt,
why are they so caught up on Cassidy?

What does she have to be so guilty about?

I don't know.

Maybe nothing.
Maybe that's why she's still here.

Jim, help me. Pack up everything shiny.

-And don't let Aiden out of your sight, okay?
-I won't.

Call Eli. I'll meet you there.
I'll call Cassidy's mom.

Melinda, be careful.

Yeah.

What's going on? Is Cassidy here?

I need you to talk to her.

Tell her that it's safe to come outside.
We don't have a lot of time.

Cassidy. Sweetie.

You could come out. It's okay. Please?

Mommy.

Mommy, you shouldn't be here.

It's okay. All right? We're safe for now.

She's here.
I'll explain later, but we have to hurry.

I wish I could see her one last time.

-Don't be sad, Mommy.
-She doesn't want you to be sad.

How could I not be?

If we had just listened to her
when she told us about the scary people,

we would have left this house sooner.
Will you tell her that?

She can hear you.

Can you ever forgive us?

I was never mad at you.

She was never angry with you.

Look, Cassidy, I have to ask you something.

Madame Greta, she brings children here
for a reason, doesn't she?

It's okay.
You can tell the truth. She isn't here.

But she said if I told anyone,
I'd be punished.

She can't hurt you. All right?

And the other ghosts, the lady and the man,
they were protecting you, weren't they?

We protect each other
whenever the cold things come.

The shadows.

Yeah. I felt that cold before.

So, how do you protect each other?

We make a circle so they'll go away,

But they always come back,
and they're getting stronger.

So, that's why you didn't wanna leave?

You were afraid that the cold things
would take your friends away?

Like they did to the others,

all of them.

The children, too?

Look, it's not safe
for you to be here, okay?

Do you see a light?

No.

-What is it? Does she see the light?
-No.

Please, just tell her that it's okay.

Tell her to see the light.
You can go with her. Both of you.

Cassidy, you've helped us stay safe
for so long.

Now you have to help yourself.

Okay?

That's pretty.

My friends can come, too? Really?

She sees the light.

Look, all of you just go. Okay?

It's where you belong,
and you're gonna be safe there, I promise.

I love you, Mommy.

She says she loves you.

Cassidy! No!

What?

-We got here as fast as we could.
-Did Cassidy cross over?

-No.
-What?

Madame Greta stopped her,
and I think she's just getting warmed up.

-Cassidy?
-What is it? What's going on?

It's okay. I'll explain later.
Ned, put all these things by the windows.

Eli, open the blinds. They don't like light.

Hurry up, and whatever you do,
do not turn these things off.

Can count on that.

-Cassidy?
-Open the ones in front, too.

-I'm on it.
-It's okay for you to come back.

Cassidy.

Cassidy.

You said we could go. You promised.

Look, do you see the light? Is it still open?

Yes, but I'm scared.

There's nothing for you to be scared of.
You just go, okay? It's gonna be fine. Tell her.

Cassidy. It's okay. Do what Melinda says.

It's too late!

They're here, and they're angry with you.
Get out while you can.

No. I am not leaving
until you guys go into the light.

Oh, boy.

Just stay here.

We did nothing wrong.
We did nothing wrong.

We did nothing wrong.
We did nothing wrong.

We did nothing wrong.
We did nothing wrong.

We did nothing wrong.
We did nothing wrong.

We did nothing wrong.
We did nothing wrong.

We did nothing wrong...

The child stays with me.

No. No. All you've been doing is using her
to lure other ghosts here. That's over.

Cassidy's too naughty to go into the light.
She tricked all those other little ghosts.

That's a lie.

Cassidy, she's just saying that to make you
feel bad for something you didn't do.

She couldn't stand being alone,

so she lied to those other ghosts
so she could have friends.

That's why the light's not for her.
She doesn't deserve it.

I don't?

No, Cassidy, don't listen to her.
Listen to your friends.

You did nothing wrong.
You did nothing wrong.

You did nothing wrong.
You did nothing wrong.

You did nothing wrong.

We need more shiny stuff.

There's silver everywhere.
Grab it and spread it around.

Look!

The shadows, they blocked us in!

-Move it! Hurry!
-It won't budge!

-You did nothing wrong.
-Cassidy, you didn't do anything wrong.

Don't you understand?

That's why the shadows haven't taken you,
because you're innocent.

Stop interfering. Get out of my house!

Now!

The shadows are killing the lights,
even the headlights!

You know what?
The only one guilty here is you.

Okay, you took advantage of people
when you were alive, but you were lying,

and all you were doing was
bringing tortured souls back to the shadows.

That's enough.

Now you're feeding them children,
because it's either them or you.

Be quiet!

What is that?

The headlights, they're coming back on.

Cassidy, go! Go right now!

Come on.

Tell Mommy and Daddy I love them!

I promise! Go! Run, Cassidy!

Cassidy!

No!

I'll find more for you, hundreds of them!

All the children you need!
Just, please, I beg you!

Oh, no!

Ned, Melinda! Oh, my God.
Are you okay?

-Delia!
-Help me move this stuff.

I am now.

Wait. So, Greta had some kind of deal
with the shadows?

She fed them ghosts,
and they didn't feed on her?

Apparently.

There's only one thing I don't understand.
What got into you?

Showing up all nick-of-time,
like, heroic and stuff?

Please. I'm no hero.
Somebody's gotta look after you guys.

The trouble is my lunatic son is a hero,
so what am I supposed to do?

Be a hero, too.

Okay, maybe just this once.
But don't get used to it.

Real estate is my business.
This heroing...

Ned learned everything from you.

♪ All this time I was waiting for you ♪

Would you promise just to be careful,
for God's sake?

Right, kid. Listen to your mother, all right?
And you, too.

What's wrong?

I just wish we knew what was
so important about children's ghosts.

What do the shadows want with them?