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Hey. Are you OK?

Yeah.

- You need some help?
- No.

Annie?
What are you doing?

I'm fine, Dad.

What's the matter?
What's going on?

Annie?

Dad? Hi.

I love you.

I know. I know.

I just wanted you and Mom
to know how much I love you.

Dad, I'm sorry I can be such
a shit to you sometimes.

I don't know why I do that.

Just know that
I love you, OK?

I just really love you both.

Hey!

Hey. What's up?

Nothing.

Paul and Yara are here.

We're going to watch a movie
if you feel like it.

Actually,
I'm going out tonight.

That guy?

I like him.

Me, too.

I see you.

You will have access to
advanced information relative

to the time and strength of
the forthcoming atomic tests.

What about it?

You will provide us
with that information

as soon as it is available.

I see.

- OK. Sounds good.
- You're afraid of an overload.

You can't tap enough
electricity wherever

you get it from to control...
a strong enough charge.

You are a clever man, doctor.

Perhaps too clever.

And what
makes you think

I'll give you any information?

It is the
only way you can save

your own life
when the time comes.

You will be transported to one
of our platforms in space...

- What are you reading?
- The Idiot.

And resettled here when
our operation is completed.

Is it any good?

I don't know yet.
It's about Paul.

- Hey, Jay.
- Hey, Paul.

I'll have to do as you say.

You are lying, Doctor.
Your only wish is to betray us.

Stop.

- Hey, I have an idea.
- What?

It got away.

You are an unwilling
subject, Dr. Martin.

What? Who are you?

You ever play
the trade game?

No. What is that?

It's a people watching game.

My sister and I used
to play it when we were bored.

You're bored right now?

No. Shut up.
Let me finish.

OK. How do you play?

You start by
watching the crowd.

Casually scope out
the people around you.

OK.

Now without telling me,

pick a person you'd want
to trade places with.

It can be anyone
for whatever reason.

OK, I got it.

Now I get two guesses
to figure out who you picked

and why you want
to trade places with them.

OK, good luck.

That guy.

Nope.

OK, then.
Who'd you pick?

Him.

- The dad?
- No, the son.

I mean, how cool would
that be to have your whole life

ahead of you, you know?

Come on, it's not
like you're old.

You're 21.

I know, but look at how
happy that kid is.

Plus, at that age,

you can go to the bathroom
any time you want.

Total freedom.

Yeah. He's probably taking
a shit right now.

Yeah, exactly.

I could never get away with that.

OK, my turn.

OK.

OK, got it.

How about the girl
in the yellow dress?

- Where?
- Right there.

- I don't see her.
- Right there.

Are you teasing me?

I'm sorry.
I just, I don't...

- I don't see who you're talking about.
- Can we go?

I'm sorry. I just,
I just don't feel well.

Can we, can we
go back to the car?

Is there someone in there
that made you want to leave?

Like an ex-girlfriend
or something?

You said you saw a girl
with a yellow dress.

Is that someone that you knew?

No. I just felt sick.

I feel better being outside.

Thanks for walking with me.

Mom knows you smoke.

Yeah, but she'll cry if she
actually sees it happening.

Or she'll just
steal your cigarettes.

How's it going with Hugh?

Good. Mostly.

I don't know. He was acting
kind of weird last night.

Why?

He said he wasn't
feeling well.

But it seemed like
something was on his mind.

Have you...

- No.
- No.

I know he wants to.
But... I don't know.

It seemed different
last night.

Do I smell bad?

Like, uh, cherry coke,
banana nicotine.

That's my favorite flavor.

Mom will love it.

Let's go back to the car.

It's funny.
I used to daydream

about being old enough
to go on dates,

and drive around
with friends in their cars.

I had this image of
myself holding hands

with a really cute guy,

listening to the radio...

...driving along some pretty road
up north maybe.

And the trees started
to change colors.

It was never about
going anywhere really.

Just having some sort
of freedom, I guess.

Now that we're old enough,
where the hell do we go?

Jay?
You awake?

I'm sorry.

What are you doing?

I'm not going to hurt you.
Don't worry.

You're not gonna
believe me,

but I need you to remember
what I'm saying.

OK?

This thing...

...it's gonna follow you.

Somebody gave it to me

and I passed it to you
back in the car.

It can look like
someone you know

or it could be
a stranger in a crowd.

Whatever helps it
get close to you.

It can look like anyone

but there's only one of it.

Help. Help!

Sometimes, sometimes
I think it looks like

people you love
just to hurt you.

I see it.

I see it.

No. No, no.

Who is it?

You can
get rid of it, OK?

Just sleep with someone
as soon as you can.

Just pass it along.

If it kills you,
it'll come after me.

Do you understand?

What the fuck do you want?

Jay, I'm doing
this to help you.

Just so you know it's real.

Help! Help me!

Never go into a place
that doesn't have more than one exit.

It's very slow,
but it's not dumb.

Can I have some?

Yeah.

Listen to this.

"I think that if one is faced
with inevitable destruction,

if a house is falling
upon you, for instance,

one must feel a great
longing to sit down,

close one's eyes,
and wait, come what may."

That's why
we're drinking on the porch.

Is your Mom asleep already?

Almost for sure.

She wakes up at 5:15.
That would kill me.

So, where's Jay at?

On a date.

Your turn.

Who is he?

Somebody new.

Of course.

Your sister's so pretty,
it's annoying.

It is annoying.

Well,
at least she's nice.

Is everything OK?

Just don't let it touch you.

Jay!

Jimmy Cares, challenger, and
world pocket billiard champ Willie Mosconi

join in some special
cue artistry.

Their cross country match
ends in Chicago.

Caras demonstrates
some Chinese billiards

and some beautiful
slight of hand.

Even a champ can miss
in this game, but he...

What happened?

I don't know.

Those people are
such a mess.

...he's out of
a tight spot,

lands farther along
that thing, and bingo!

It was consensual?

Yeah.

And you've never seen
the woman before?

No.

OK. Have you ever
been to his home?

I know where it is, but
I've never been inside.

He said he was
embarrassed of where he lived.

Did she catch anything?

I don't think so.

Oh, poor Jamie.

Apparently, he used a fake name to rent
a house in the city.

The police searched the place.
They can't find him.

Oh, my God!

Breaks my heart,
the things he said to her.

So weird and sick.

"I should have been
a pair of ragged claws

Scuttling across the
floors of silent seas

And the afternoon,
the evening,

sleeps so peacefully

Smoothed by long fingers

Asleep... tired...
or it malingers

Stretched out on the floor,
here beside you and me

Should I, after tea
and cakes and ices

Have the strength to force
the moment to its crisis?

But though I have wept
and fasted, wept and prayed

Though I have seen my head,

grown slightly bald,
brought in upon a platter

I am no prophet
and here's no great matter

I have seen the moment
of my greatness flicker

And I have seen
the eternal Footman

hold my coat and snicker

And in short, I was afraid

And would it have been
worth it, after all?

After the cups,
the marmalade, the tea

Among the porcelain,
among some talk of you and me

Would it have been
worthwhile to have

bitten off the matter
with a smile?

To have squeezed
the universe into a ball?

To roll it toward some
overwhelming question?

To say 'I am Lazarus
come from the dead

Come back to tell you all,
I shall tell you all'

If one, settling a
pillow by her head

Should say, 'That is not
what I meant at all

That is not it, at all."'

Excuse me!
Excuse me!

Hello?

Hello.

There was an old woman
at school today.

And she was staring at me.

It was like
she was following me.

Did you know her?

No, but she freaked me out.

I didn't go back to class.

Did she say
something to you?

Hugh told me that
he passed it on to me.

That something
was gonna follow me.

That's all
bullshit, Jamie.

Yeah, I know.

What exactly is supposed
to be following you?

I don't know.

You should tell Mom
what you saw.

No.

Well, Jay,
I'm worried about you.

I could stay over tonight if it would
make you feel any better.

- No.
- No.

Just on
the couch or something.

No.

Maybe just on the couch.

You should be
more worried about waking up

and finding Paul
humping your leg.

Um...

I'm choosing to ignore
these insults to my character.

Just keep your door locked.

Look, I'm going
to stay up all night

and keep an eye out
for anything weird.

Nothing's going
to happen, OK?

Almost sounds like a girl.

A girl? Perhaps.

Or a monster.

Andre! Andre!

Stop teasing him, Hans.
He's in love.

How much time
before we get there?

Who knows?

At least we know
they're alive.

Let's hope
they stay that way.

Commander, look there!

I can't sleep.
Not in there.

I'm ready
with the astro gun.

Some kind of flying reptile.

That's OK. Sleep here.

He hit us.
He's turning around.

Maybe not.

We're in for it now.
He knows we're here.

Here he comes.

Don't miss, Andre.

Open hallow.
We'll submerge.

When we were forced
to submerge,

even though we had killed
flying reptiles,

because of the damage
the creature had caused...

Are you OK?

And it was a good thing
too, for here under the sea...

Everything's going
to be cool.

It's funny.

I haven't spent the night
over here since we were kids.

There's a reason for that.

Shut up.
I'm serious.

It's cool spending time
with you.

Yeah.

Billy, behind you.

You're my first kiss,
you know.

I know.

Was I not yours?

No, uh, you were.

And then
you kissed Kelly.

She told me.

You kissed two sisters.
That's kind of gross.

Do you remember the time
that we found those

porno magazines in the
alley behind Barry's Pizza?

Yeah.

We were such stupid kids.

Ridiculous.

Yeah, we're all sitting out
on Greg's front lawn

with a dozen dirty magazines

just sprawled out everywhere.

And we're laughing.

We didn't even realize
how bad it was.

Oh, and Greg's mom, remember
her face when she came out

and saw us
reading that shit?

And she scooped it up
so fast.

And then she called my mom.

Kelly and I got
the sex ed talk the next day.

I got one too.

What the fuck?

Go look.

There's a broken window
in the kitchen,

but there's no one there.

- Are you sure?
- Yeah.

I mean, whoever broke it
must have run away.

Maybe we should
call the police.

I'm going to go
wake up your sister.

She should call.

Jay?

Jay, can you open the door?

It's in the house.

What's going on?

There's nothing
in the house, Jay.

I saw it.

Open the door, OK?

It's in the kitchen.

I'm not going to let
anything happen to you.

Open the door and
we'll figure this out.

There's nothing out here.

Get in.

Jay, why don't
you sit down?

I need water.

Oh, my God, I need water.

OK, I'll get you some.

No! Stay here!

There's something wrong with me.

Look, somebody broke the window.
That really happened.

Well, I saw a girl
in the kitchen.

Jay, I love you.

You're OK.

You don't believe me.

Mom?

Mom, is that you?

No, it's me.

- Yara?
- Yeah.

Don't open the door!

See? Everything's OK.

Jay, be careful!

Jay, what are you doing?

Hey, Jay, wait!

Jay!

Jay!

You could have
hurt yourself.

What are you doing?

I'm scared.

Me too.

We'll figure it out.

You can't tell Mom,
because she'll freak out

and she won't believe me.

I know. It's OK.

What are you running from?

Do you see that?

I do.

It's... It's a person.

Greg?

What the hell's going on?
You OK?

Someone broke
into their house.

Shit.

Did you call the police?

I don't want to go home.

Where do you want to go?

I... I need to find him.

The person who broke
into your house?

No.

Hugh?

What did he really
do to you?

OK.

Are you leaving?

No. I'm getting my car.

Someone's got to drive, right?

God.

Hey, come look at this.

What?

Is this him?

You recognize the jacket?

Lawson High School.

Somebody's got
to know his real name.

Hello, students. It's time
for your afternoon announcements.

Attention all girls interested in playing
club lacrosse this spring.

There will be
an informational meeting held

in the LT431 room
right after school today.

Final reminder
for all wrestlers.

Please hand in your permission forms
to Mr. Dwiggins today.

Also, your banquet is this Sunday at
3:00 p.m. here at the high school.

It's time again for
the high school musical.

This year is
The Mouse That Roared,

starting at 7:00 p.m.
to 9:30 a show.

And another performance
tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. and 7:00 p.m.

Tickets will be $5.00 for students
and $7.00 for adults.

Hope you all have a great weekend,
and we'll see you here on Monday.

Did they know?

- Yep.
- His real name is Jeff.

Not Hugh?

Jeff Redmond.

Do we tell the police?

No.

Hello?

Hi, um, is Jeff here?

Yeah. Yeah, he is.
Do you want to come in?

Yeah.

Your friends?

Look, even though
it's following you,

I can still see it.

It's not done with
me either, OK?

Like I told you,
all you can do

is pass it along
to someone else.

What the fuck are you
talking about?

Look, she can do the same
thing I did.

I mean, it should be easy
for her. She's a girl.

Any guy would be with you.
Just sleep with someone else

and tell them to do
the same thing.

Maybe it'll never come back.

This isn't real.
I swear to you.

This is just some
fucked up game.

Look, I'm not
safe either, OK?

We shouldn't even be
in the same place.

I'm sorry. You guys need
to get the fuck out.

Hey, watch it.

If it kills her,
it gets me.

And goes straight down the line
to whoever started it.

Jay, I'm sorry.

I wasn't trying
to hurt you, OK?

Someone did this
to me too, OK?

Who did it to you?

I met a girl at a bar.

It was a one night stand.

I don't even
remember her name.

I think that's
where it came from.

Jeff, I don't believe you.

And, well, she might.

I think you're
a fucking liar

and what you're doing to her
is some fucked up shit!

Do you guys see that girl
right there?

- Yeah.
- Uh-huh.

- Yes.
- Yeah.

OK. OK, good.

Jay, listen.

Wherever you are,
it's somewhere.

Walking straight for you.
But it is walking.

If you drive far enough,
you can buy yourself some time to think.

Decide if you want to give it
to someone else.

Um, Greg?

Yeah?

Your mom's not going
to freak out?

She won't even know.

It's really nice of you.

I love coming up here.

My dad, he, um

he used to take me hunting
a couple times a year.

It's not like super nice,
but it's cool.

Have you thought
about what he said?

What?

Maybe passing it on?

I don't know.

Sucks sticking around
when everyone's gone home.

It's a bit lonely.

I'm right across
the street, you know.

I remember.

I guess I should
have been nicer to you.

You guys should
get in the water.

You want to?

Maybe in a little bit.

Come on.

Oh, my God!
Help me!

Jay, what is it?

Help! Help me!

What are you doing?

Jay, please!

Stop shooting!

Oh, God.

What the hell are
you guys doing?

Don't open the door!

- What did you do to the door?
- We didn't do that!

- It's trying to come in!
- There's nothing out here!

Yes, there is!

Son of a...

Greg?

Greg, are you OK?

Greg?

Jay, what do you see?

Jay! Jay, wait!

Hey, that's my fucking car!

Have you seen it?

Nothing.

I'm waiting.
Looking.

It's been three days.
I don't think it's coming.

You believe me, right?

You're not just
playing along?

No, I believe you.

I just... I just don't think
it's following me.

Isn't that a good thing?

Yeah.

We're following
a four-alarm fire

that is happening right now.

Crews are battling that
on Detroit's west side

and we're gonna go out to
chopper eight, Rich Kensington.

What are you seeing
right now, Rich?

Hey. How are you guys?

OK.

How's, uh, how's Jay?

Not great.

Have you seen anything?

No.

Is, is it cool if I go in?

I don't think so.

She doesn't want
to open her door.

She's just hiding
in there.

I thought
she'd be doing better.

I can have her
call you later.

Yeah, OK.

You really
haven't seen anything?

Nope.

She didn't make it up.

We'll know sooner
or later, right?

That chair broke in midair.

I mean, something
knocked me over,

and the door didn't
break on its own.

Something happened.

But it's not what
she thinks, OK?

What do you think
it was, then?

I'll see you guys.

- Bye, Greg.
- Bye.

Hi. You've reached Greg.
Leave a message.

Greg!
Open the door, Greg!

Greg, watch out!

Greg, don't open the door!

What the fuck, Mom?

Who is it?

Paul.

Hang on.

It's gonna be here
sooner or later.

You could pass it on.

You did once.

I shouldn't have.

I could...

No.

I liked you too, you know.

Why'd you pick Greg?

I thought he'd be OK.

He wasn't scared.

We slept together
in high school.

It wasn't a big deal.

I want to help.

Do you?

Yeah, I do.

Jay?

Yeah?

Do you trust me?

Do you remember where we were
the first time we kissed?

- Know where to go?
- I know how to get there... mostly.

I haven't been to
the pool since I was 14.

Who brought you there?

OK.

That's where
I had my first beer.

I threw up the whole night.

Into the pool?

- No. Outside the car.
- And in the car.

Paul used to pee in it.

Eww, that's disgusting.

Whatever. There's chlorine.

When I was a little girl,
my parents wouldn't allow me

to go south of Eight Mile.

And I didn't even
know what that meant

until I got a little older.

And I started realizing that
that's where the city started

and the suburbs ended.

And I used to think about how
shitty and weird that was.

I mean, I had to ask permission
to go to the state fair

with my best friend
and her parents

only because it was a
few blocks past the border.

My mom said
the same thing.

How long do you think
it'll be?

I don't know.

Hours, I bet.

Oh, my God,
it just walked in the room.

It's right there.

It's here?

Right there.

Jay?
What do you see?

I don't want to tell you.

Jay, I... I need you
to point at it, OK?

Keep your finger aimed at it
so we can see where it is.

Is it getting in the water?

It's just standing
there staring at me.

It's moving.

What's it doing?

It's walking.
It's just walking.

- Paul, I want to get out.
- No. Just wait for it to get in.

No. I don't want to do this.
I just want to get out!

- What the fuck?
- Jay!

Get out of there!

She's going
to get electrocuted!

No. It didn't work!

- You OK?
- Yeah.

- It didn't work.
- Thank God!

Jay, look out!

- Oh, my God! Somebody help her!
- What do we do?

What the hell is going on?

Jay, just keep
pointing at it!

It's right there!

Where is it?

Watch out!
Don't get too close!

It's right there!

Yara!

Where? Here?
Here?

Right there!

Where is it?

- Jay!
- Come on, Jay!

- Give me your hand!
- Come on, come on, come on!

Jay!

Jay, do you see it?

Is it still down there?

Do you feel any different?

Do you?

No.

"When there is torture,
there is pain and wounds.

Physical agony and
all this distracts the mind

from mental suffering

so that one is tormented
by the wounds

until
the moment of death.

And the most terrible agony
may not be in the wounds themselves

but in knowing for certain
that within an hour,

then within 10 minutes,
then within half of a minute,

and now at this very instant,

your soul will
leave your body

and you will no
longer be a person.

And that this is certain,

the worst thing
is that it is certain."