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[tense music]

- Fuck, yeah.

- Hmm.

The cocaine will help
with your exhaustion.

- It already is. Wow.

I feel like a locomotive.

Thank you.
- My pleasure.

It's fantastic for surgery.
It's a veritable wonder drug.

- Ah! I'll say.

- And it's totally natural
and harmless.

From a small little plant found
in the South American highlands.

- So, this will keep
me awake? Focused?

- I use it myself,
for long surgeries.

- 'Cause with a murderer on
the loose, I need to stay alert.

- For when you need
a pick-me-up.

- Or you can drink
it if you prefer.

Though it's preferable
to consume it as a tonic,

as it's not very palatable.

[knocking]

Come!

[tense music]

- Sir, there's been
another murder.

- The Widow?
- It looks that way.

The report came from
The Echo Tribune.

- From Enid Jenkins.
- About Enid Jenkins...

- Is something on that dogged
mind of yours, Detective?

- No, sir.

- Son, you couldn't keep
a secret from my blind grandma.

Out with it.

- I warned you that The Widow
would strike again.

- Oh, you warned me, did you?
You got it right, once.

Come back to me when
you've arrested

as many psychopaths as I have.

- Psychopaths...

like Andrew May Sr.?

Because it's looking
an awful lot like you arrested

the wrong man.

- Who the fuck do you
think you are,

questioning my police work?

Andrew May Sr.
was convicted in a court of law.

The evidence I had on that
murderous bastard

was a fuck of a lot more
substantial

than your left-handed,
poem-writing bullshit

you waste your time on.

You can be sure of that.

Back! Outta the way!

- "The five more
who did their part,

Five who stopped
a woman's heart,

Their justice is a blatant lie,

If they don't confess,
the five will die."

[eerie music]

- Jesus... It's the skin
off her back.

[sighs]

[indistinct chatter]

- The message that preceded
this murder,

the one delivered
directly to Enid,

it mentions "a paper's lies."

- So what? Lies sell papers.
People are morbid.

Bloodthirsty. Insatiable.

Show me a rag that doesn't
stretch the truth.

- Of course. But my point
is that The Widow

is communicating directly
with us.

And the common denominator
amongst all these messages

is Margaret Mehar.

So, what lies did Enid
tell about her murder?

- Only Enid knows.

- Sir, if this is what
The Widow will do to someone

who merely printed details
on the case,

imagine what she'll do
to the man who solved it?

- Nah. I was just...
I was just doing my job.

- Sir, this message
speaks about justice.

And you are justice
in this city.

We have to accept the fact
that your life is in danger.

- Do whatever it takes.

All your fancy profile stuff,

I don't care what,
just get me targets.

Guys I can shakedown.

We need this evil creature
locked up

before they can strike again.

[shouting]

- Ms. Verdi, are you awake?

Can you hear me?

[Venetia]: Poor thing.

I cannot believe she would
do this to herself.

Self-flagellation,

all because she was caught alone
with a man in the house.

- A frenzy of religious guilt.

- We could barely stop her.

- It's a good thing you didn't
get hurt in the process.

- What I worry about,
Dr. Israel is...

could this behavior
be indicative

of something much
more concerning?

- Is she mentally ill?

- No.

But what if this Vesuvius
of guilt is because

she invited this man...

into her bed.

- Our dear father,
may God rest his soul,

left us one final request.

To marry our pure sister
to a good husband.

But...

if she were not
quite so pure...

- You can see how
that would prove difficult.

- They check, you know.
In some cultures.

- Can give us the room?

Unconscious or not, your sister
deserves her privacy.

- Oh, yes, 'course.

We're in your debt.

- After seven tours
of five continents,

I can attest that you,
Mrs. Simcoe,

are one of the most powerful
mediums I have ever encountered.

- I am no medium.
I had no control

over what was happening.

- Ah, and this is why
we need each other.

- For all we know,
I was just suffering

from nervous exhaustion.

- No.

I can verify how real it was.

I have devoted my life
to searching the known

and unknown world
for the answers

to the greatest
mysteries of life.

And I think

if you and I were to delve into
this exploration together...

[gasps]

Oh, we might shake this world
to its very foundations.

- No. Communing with my husband
is against nature.

And I can't help but feel
that some of the tragedies

I have faced of late
are because Alistair

veered from the path
of godliness and I followed

right along with this séance.
- It is not evil, Mrs. Simcoe.

There is no morality
to the energy

that exists all around us.

- I tell you I reject it!

[door opening]

Detective.

- Has Mr. Rondeau perhaps
outstayed his welcome?

- There is nothing
here amiss, sir.

- Glad to hear it.

However, I have come
on police business.

- Of course.
You must forgive me.

Being in the presence
of this spectral powerhouse

is so intoxicating that I forgot

the horrid malfeasance
you are striving to control.

My good lady.

Sir.

I bid you both, adieu.

[door open and closes]

- That horrid man.

You've rid me of him
for the moment, at least.

Thank you.

- I've come to impose
on your kindness once again.

And to offer an update.
- I heard, yes.

Poor Enid Jenkins.

This... This brutality,
it seems unstoppable.

Tell me you can stop this,
Detective. Please.

Tell me that no one else
will meet the fate

that my Alistair did.
Promise me that you will.

- I swear I will.

- I'm sorry.

I'm terribly sorry.

I... I'm in a state.

- There's nothing
to apologize for.

- I would usually
reach for Alistair.

You're a good man, Detective.

- Would it be possible
to gain access

to your late husband's study,
once again?

- Of course. Come.

[grunting]
- Jesus, it hurts.

It's like pissing
when you've got the clap.

- Really think you need
more of that?

- It's not like I can't sleep,
it's that I won't sleep.

If you had seen what that
maniac did to Enid's back...

Ripped the skin right off.

Her head crushed like a tin can.

- We are going to figure out
who is responsible for this.

- With what?
- These notes she leaves

point the way.
- All those notes only show us

that she's getting closer!

- I think you're doing
too much of that cocaine

Israel has you on.

- I've started looking over
my shoulder, in my own home!

- Maybe if you leveled
things off a bit.

[tense music]

- I wonder what evil she has
in store for me.

[breathing heavily]

Will she rip my teeth out?
Feed them to me?

While fucking me up the ass
with my own severed manhood?

- Get a fucking hold
of yourself!

- How?! With her out
there taunting us!

- The Widow is not some
magic succubus

who suddenly appears
through the ether.

She, or he, is just
a bitter little fuck

who knows what happened
that night.

And since the only people
who do know what happened

are those of us who were there,

we need to figure out
who among us is doing this.

- Okay. Good.

- Eddie!

You keep up the police chase.

I'll sic Eddie on the others
who were present,

see what we can
scare out of them.

Eddie, get your lazy
ass in here!

Eddie!

Where the fuck is he?

[ominous music]

- Hey, the boss wants a word.

[grunting]

[breathing heavily]

[coughing]

- I hear you were
stepping out on me.

Packed a bag, even.

- It's not what it looks like.

- Well, what it looks like
is one of two things.

One...

You're the fucking Widow.
- The Widow?

I've been with you
most of the times

people have been killed.
- Except when you weren't.

Plenty of time
to get up to no good.

- Mr. Garvey,
you know it wasn't me.

- Well, that just leaves
the latter option.

You're a coward
and you're doing a runner.

And Eddie, it's the second one
that really pisses me off.

- She's gonna kill everybody who
was at that party that night.

We can go.
We can move around.

- I'm not running from my city,
from the empire that I built!

- And I'm not dying just because
I was there that night.

I didn't do nothin'!

- You don't get to duck out
on me, motherfucker!

You don't do anything
without checking with me first!

- I fucked up. I fucked up.

- Goddamn right, you fucked up!

- It won't happen again!

[coughing]

[grunting]

[screaming]

What the fuck?

[screaming]

[goat bleating]

- You forget, I own you.

Every last filthy piece of you.

And I will do with you
whatever I want.

- And as the good Lord tells us,
in Proverbs 21:15,

when justice is done,
it brings joy to the righteous,

but terror to evildoers.

[church bells ringing]

A man who strays from
the path of understanding

comes to rest in the company
of the dead,

and the company of the dead...

Sister Mehar.

Welcome back
to the house of God.

We've missed you.

- I haven't been in a church,

any church,

in a long time, Pastor.

- Are you injured?

- Injured? No.

I was assaulted.

And not by a man.

But by two vipers.

I've come to you for help.

Because I cannot stay
in that house.

- Sister Mehar,

it was a miracle
the Botticelli sisters

took you in, given your history.

- They took me in
because of my history.

I'm completely at their mercy,

not that they have any.

And I would rather be back on
the streets working for Horatio.

- You cannot mean that.

- I do, Pastor. I do.

It is an easier life,
as wrong as it is.

So, please, help me.

You must have a spare bed.

- I can barely keep
the orphanage

functioning as it is.
- You take Basil Garvey's money

for the same secret that I know

and yet I receive
nothing but pain.

- Basil Garvey is but
a generous patron

who believes in our ministry.

- Basil Garvey
is the illegitimate son

of cankered whore.

- If you let your tongue
run loose,

he will cut it out.

- Well, all he has to do
is pay me

and I will take his
secret to my grave.

- Margaret...

I have looked out for you

since I saved you from
that den of sin as a child.

Now, you haven't always
listened to me,

but I never gave up on you.

So, please, please...

I beg of you, do not do this.

He's a dangerous man.

Let me get you out of town.

You can start fresh,
somewhere new.

- And do what? With what money?

How can I start fresh
when I have nothing?

Who will hire a woman like me?

- Margaret.

Basil Garvey will send you
to an early grave

rather than pay you a penny.

Margaret!

[tense music]

[birds chirping]

- In the Name of God,

the merciful Father,

we commit the body
of Daisy Zywiecki

to the grave.

From dust you came,

to dust you shall return.

Jesus Christ
is the resurrection

and the life.

Amen.

- Amen.

What a waste.

A tragic waste of a life.

These murders are a scourge.

- These murders are the Lord's
rightful vengeance.

- Daisy was 18.

A simple street walker
trying to get by.

- And she was innocent.

But Horatio, Enid, Alistair?
Sinners, all of them.

Horatio sold that girl.

Alistair paid for her.

- And Enid?

- The forked tongue
of the serpent.

She spread lies.

She no longer can.

- You sound glad that
she was murdered.

- Her lies hanged my father.

Now The Widow is here
to deliver God's holy vengeance,

so I say let the streets run
red with blood.

[ominous music]

[birds chirping]

- What are you hiding from me?

- Do you always
talk to yourself?

- Ha.

Your husband didn't have
photographs by chance?

Oh. Here, let me...

- Always so gallant.

It's going to be hard
for me to look at these.

- I'll be sure to keep
my questions to a minimum.

- Earlier, I know
I was emotional.

- It's only natural.
- But my question stands:

Will you catch this killer?

Will Alistair see the justice
he deserves?

- This killer is two steps,

two very large steps,
ahead of us.

But I will say this:

she or he will make a misstep.

And when they do,
I will be here, waiting.

- Thank you.

- This is from
before I met Alistair.

- Long before.

Twelve years ago, in fact.

A week before
Margaret Mehar's murder.

[Eddie]: I've seen cleaner
chamber pots.

- It's carbolic acid.

And I can assure you,
it is very antiseptic.

Shaving accident?

- You could call it that.

- Sit.

This is going to sting.

[grunting]

- What the fuck was that for?

- You'll thank me when the side
of your head doesn't rot off.

And I'm afraid the pain
is just getting started.

- Enid Jenkins could've used
your skills

when The Widow was removing
the skin from her back.

- Indeed.

Whoever did that knew a thing
or two about human anatomy.

- You know more
than a thing or two.

- I also took an oath.

"I will abstain from all
wrongdoing and harm."

[groaning]

- So you're telling me
I got your word.

You're not the one
taking us out, one by one,

for what happened 12 years ago?

[tense music]

- I heal people, Eddie.

Though sometimes,
healing requires

cutting away that which is...

diseased.

Apply this,
morning and evening,

and keep it covered
with clean fabric

until your wound
is completely healed.

Oh, and, please,
give my best to Basil.

[knocking]

- Sir.

Look at what I found.

Do you recall this night?

- It was at a party. So what?

I can't go to parties now?

I'm not good enough to rub
elbows with the hoity-toity?

- No, sir, that...
that's not what I meant.

Look at who was with you.

- Georges Rondeau.

And?

- Sir, this photo was taken
a week

before Margaret Mehar's murder.

- Georges Rondeau,
he was in town, performing.

I confirmed that
with public records.

But he's never been back.
Until now.

- And these killings only
started upon his return.

- Exactly. Sir, we need
to bring him in for questioning.

- No, we need to put
his head on a spike

and place it
on the city walls.

- First things first.
- Yes, yes, of course.

You splendid, lovely young man.

I've got an eye for talent.
I knew it when I saw you.

You cracked this case.

I know you have!

[laughing]
- Thank you, sir.

[sighing]

- Hmm.

It's fake.

- How can you tell?
- It's too smooth.

There are no imperfections.

Venetia Botticelli,
despite her pretensions,

wears paste.

- Ahh.

She may still prove useful.

Botticelli's a good friend
with Regina Simcoe.

I could convince her to
reevaluate an old devil like me.

- Or you can let go of your
obsession with Regina.

- Oh, the green devil!

You're jealous.
- Jealous I am not.

- Threatened, then.

You have nothing
to be threatened of.

You are essential
to my plans here.

I can't do it without you.

[clapping slowly]

- I came here for a magic show,

but instead I get
this dirty love story.

Brings tears to my eyes.

- My dear, could you run
to the apothecary for me?

I feel a headache coming on.

To what do I owe
this displeasure?

[chuckles]
- You and the fancy way

you talk.

I'm assuming you heard the news
about our friend Enid Jenkins?

- Oh, I'm happy to see
the back of her.

Never did like the woman.

Man. Whatever.

- Enough to kill her?

Alistair. Horatio. Enid.

We're all dropping like flies.

Who's gonna be next?

- Who, indeed? Care to guess?

- You tell me.

It ain't for nothing,
these murders started happening

once your poncy ass
came back to town.

- Ah, my dear man,

I am in the business
of illusion.

[eerie music]

But murder?

Oh, murder is a little
too real and odious

for someone of my refined
constitution.

[laughing]

You're the best all
of Basil's money could buy?

Ugh, you may be an ox
on the outside,

but on the inside,
you're a timid little rabbit.

Too scared to stand up
for anyone.

Including yourself.

- Ah!

[thudding]

[ominous music]

- Put that back in my room

where you snatched it from,
you beast!

You absolute beast of a man!

- Sister, control yourself.

- Control myself? I am being
robbed in broad daylight.

- We suffer now,
so that in the future,

the very near future,

we can return to living
as we once lived.

[sighing]

Focus on the good news.

Verdi is intact.

- I would like to ship Verdi,
in pieces, back to Boston.

- Oh, my dear.

She is worth
far more to us whole.

[tense music]

[grunting]

- Fuck.

[footsteps approaching]

[breathing shakily]

Oh. Detective.

- What happened to you?

- The magician did me wrong.

- He did this to you?
- With his trickery.

Wouldn't happen otherwise.

Untie me.

- Why would he do this to you?

- Boy Georgie didn't like me
sticking my nose in

and asking questions.

- What were you asking?

- How about you untie me?

- Not until
you answer my question.

Look, I'm not stupid,
and you're not a genius.

You and Basil, you think
Georges might be The Widow.

- You don't know that.
- I do.

Which tells me that you both
think you're targets. Why?

We have a picture
of all of you from 12 years ago.

It was taken a week before
Margaret Mehar's murder.

There was Alistair, dead.

Horatio, dead.

And now, Enid.
- So I can't be tied up

like a prize hog for
The Widow to slaughter!

- What was that night?
Why were you all there?

- It was a party
you weren't invited to.

What the fuck are you doing?
- If you're not going to respond

the civil way,
I'll just have to adapt.

- Be warned, Basil Garvey
doesn't take too kindly

to people fucking
with his business.

[spitting]

- And so I need money
and lots of it.

- Well, get out there
and earn it.

Shake your ass if you have to.
You've still got your looks.

- And you've got a fortune.

You're going to give
some of it to me.

[laughing]

You think I'm joking? Pay me,

or the press and all
of your important friends

will know the truth
about your life.

- I'm rich.
I'm a self-made man.

Who cares where I came from?
- Oh, but they will.

Because you were
the pickpocketing

street urchin.

The bastard son of a whore

who spent her days mugging
and her nights fucking

the kinds of people
you socialize with now.

- I think they'd be awed
by all of my accomplishments.

- Then why keep it a secret?

People like you and me,
we're gutter trash to them,

as soon as they know
where we come from.

You may have money now,

but they will stop
talking to you,

stop doing business with you.

They will always choose
one of their own over us.

And everything you've built
will be gone, just like that.

- You're right.

You're right.

And I'll help you.

I should have, a long time ago.
I'm ashamed I didn't.

Street kids like us,

we need to have
each other's backs, right?

- I didn't know what
else to do. I...

The Botticelli sisters
are barbarians.

- Oh, I know.

Hypocrites, the lot of them.

Save your breath, my friend.

Sanctuary is here.

- Pastor May, I told him
I was coming here.

- Good... Good...

I'll confer with him.

In the meantime,
I'm to secure you safe lodging.

The Queen's Chamber.

- That is a place of ill-repute.
- Exactly.

It's the last place
the Botticellis

will think to look for you.

Just a few nights there,
and we'll find you the kind

of room you want,
the kind you deserve.

[tense music]

- And if you won't tell me
what I need to know,

Basil will.

- Good luck with that.

[sinister music]

- Run. Run!
Go, get the fuck out of here!

Get help!

[grunting]

[grunting]

[breathing heavily]

Hey!

Hey!

[distant indistinct chatter]

[panting]

[horse hooves clopping]

[horse neighing]

Shit. Shit.

Ah!

[sinister music]

[grunting]

[door rattling]

Shit!

[grunting]

[grunting]

[coughing]

[panting]

[sinister music]

- And here we are.

- Good evening and welcome,
special people.

- My, I didn't expect
it to be so...

- Gorgeous? I know.

It's a lot for
a first-time visit.

But don't worry.

I've arranged for our most
luxurious room for you,

here in the quiet part
of the building.

- Oh, that sounds very nice.
Thank you.

- Of course.

I'm here to make sure
your evening is a memorable one.

After you.

[tense music]

- Fuck! You let her get away?!

- The Widow has ripped
three men to pieces!

- You didn't see Detective
Whatshisfuck run away from her.

- He told me to get out!
- So you picked up your skirt

and ran, after some fucking
magician got the best of you?

Jesus Christ!
When did you get so soft?

- The detective is on to us.

He has a photograph.

Of the party, all of us,

the dead and, thanks to her,
the about-to-be dead.

But fuck that,
I've paid my dues.

- You fucking coward.

- Excuse me if I see
this shithouse sinking

in a sea of blood
and decide to run for shore.

- It's this kind of cowardice
that has kept you at the bottom.

- Says the guy hiding out
in his fortress with a bunch

of goons protecting him.

- I think...

you've forgotten
how this relationship works.

- You can bluster
and cut into me all you want,

but I'm the one who's out there
protecting you,

putting my life on the line,
and for what?

For some tough-talking
little bitch

whose day in the sun
has long passed.

- Watch your fucking mouth!

- Yeah? Or what?

I hope she saves you for last.

Now the city's gonna see
who the real coward is.

Let's see how tough
you are on your own.

[door opens and closes]

[breathing heavily]
- Mm.

[breathing shakily]

- We'll put you in here tonight

and get you well and rested.

- I, I thought you said I was
to be punished for my sins.

- Oh, we're not monsters.

I can see that you've
learned your lesson.

Heaven waits for you
beyond this door.

Luxury, comfort, splendor.

Puzzle no more
and sleep the sleep of angels.

And heal your beautiful soul.

- Heal your beautiful soul?
- Shush, puss-puss.

You must take your gaze off
the comforts of the moment

and see the great rewards
of our plan.

Our fattened calf needs
her beauty sleep.

- I'll have to burn
all of my pillows.

- Aww, you'll have all
the pillows your plump little

derriere desires,

once we sell her virginity
to the highest bidder.

[insects chirping]

[indistinct chatter]

[footsteps pattering]

[horse grunts]

[driver]: Hyuh!

[horse neighing]

[exhales]

[eerie music]

[distant dog barking]

[distant indistinct chatter]

[eerie music]

[horse hooves clopping]

[thudding]

[horse neighing]

[shouting]

[grunting]

[breathing heavily]

- Leave me alone!

I didn't do nothing.

No! No! Please!

No!
[screaming]

No! Let me go, please!

I didn't do anything!

[screaming]

- Jesus!

[distant indistinct chatter]

What the devil?

What are you up to, Georges?

[Eddie screaming]

- Please! Please!

Don't kill me, let me go!

I didn't do anything!

Let me go!

- Let me go

and I'll give you anything,
anything you want.

I will do anything you want.

Just don't let them
kill me, please.

Please! I don't deserve this.

I haven't done anything wrong.

Please.

- Why'd you have to go
and threaten him?

- It was a mistake.

Please, just get me out
of here and I promise

I will disappear into the night.

You will never hear
from me ever again.

Please! Let me go.

Come.
- Eddie?

Our guest appears to be lost.

Please show her
back to her suite.

Our friend Alistair
is waiting for her.

- No. No. Please.
I can't go back in there.

Please!
- Eddie.

Be a good host, now.

- Right, boss.

- No, no! No! No, don't do this!

Please don't send me
back in there!

I won't get back in there. No!

No! No! Don't! Don't!

[screaming]

- Please!

I didn't do anything.

[screaming]

Please!

[screaming]

[groaning]

Please! Don't kill me,
let me go!

Please!

[groaning]

[breathing heavily]

[coughing]

[grunting]

[metal scraping]

[ominous music]

Please.

[squelching]

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