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Why didn't you tell me this before?
How could you keep this from me?
Slow down, Crazy Pants.
No one's keeping anything from you.
I was just so relieved you
didn't get eaten by Bigfoot.
Shh!
It just didn't seem like the
time to mention it.
And then I forgot.
In Sally's defense, just
'cause the mayor ran terrified
from your mom may not mean anything.
I saw him do the exact same
thing with a half-filled bucket
of chicken once.
Yes, we can go round and
round on this all day, but the
only way to figure out what's up
is to find the mayor and ask him.
So keep on walking.
If he's not out doing his
rounds, we should check the
mayor's mansion.
And, again, I'm wondering how
much stock we should put in the
actions of a man who refers to a
cardboard box as the mayor's mansion.
Shh! Look! There he is!
Hey, mayor!
No! No. G-get away from me.
Got to go.
Got to get to a safe place.
Looks like we're doing it the hard way.
Why is it always the hard way?
Less talk, more run.
Mayor!
I just need to talk to you!
And I just need to be left alone!
Ooh!
Mayor, calm down.
We just want to ask you a few questions.
It's empty. Impossible.
Improbable.
Well, for Spooksville, not
totally unexpected.
He's just gone.
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Interesting.
We already knew about the
spacial anomaly of the mayor's
mansion, but this is...
Maybe it's not just a box
that's big on the inside.
Maybe it's an... interdimensional doorway.
Sally, please.
Leave the weird science to me, okay?
You're gonna hurt yourself.
Ow!
No, guys, we can't get
sidetracked on the "how."
We have to focus on the "where."
Well, thanks to the lenient
laws of Spooksville physics, he
could, conceivably, be anywhere.
Or right over there.
Oh, come on.
Mayor, we just want to talk to you.
Come on. It's important.
Mayor, please.
Man, for an old guy, the
mayor moves like the Artful Dodger.
The what?
You know, "Oliver Twist"?
I'm more of a nonfiction reader, myself.
Let's split up.
It's no use.
He knows every street and alley
in Spooksville like the back of
his gnarled and veiny hand.
You're right.
We can't chase him down.
We have to let him come to us.
We need a trap.
For that... We'll need bait.
Come on.
Bench pie.
Now!
Let me go!
Mayor, mayor, just calm down.
Come on, mayor! Give it up!
Bench pie.
Too good to be true.
Mayor, why'd you run away from us?
I didn't even know you were looking for me.
Mayor, you saw my mom,
Laurel Hall, three weeks ago
down by the lake.
Sally said you took off then, too.
Why? What are you afraid of?
I can't.
It'll be worse and then much worse.
It'll all slip away.
Even Sibella.
No!
I don't want to remember.
She'll find out.
Mayor, Adam's mom isn't even here.
You have nothing to worry about.
Wrong, wrong, wrong.
It's not about her.
It's about her.
Okay, mayor, you're not making any sense.
Kid, you don't want to know
what you think you want to know.
I found out the hard way.
Mayor, it's Sally.
You remember me. You like me.
Everybody does.
Yeah, I know who you are.
I'm not an idiot.
H-how can I forget when you and
your friends are always asking
questions, making me remember stuff?
It gives me a headache.
Yes, but we brought pie.
So, come on. Help us out.
Try to remember.
Memories are like sand
through an hourglass.
Let me show you.
What? It's empty.
Get him!
You guys.
Guys?
What was that?
I wish I knew.
Wait. This looks like...
The mayor's mansion.
Do you have a theory?
Time displacement?
Alternate reality, maybe?
It's too small to be a pocket dimension.
What is it?
Without more data, it'd be
useless to conjecture.
Okay, well, then your best guess then.
Sorry, Adam.
Science... even weird
Spooksville science... just
doesn't work that way.
Adam!
Watch!
Where are you?!
We're in the mayor's mansion!
I don't know where you are,
but the box got crushed out here.
Try coming back out.
There's no door!
We're stuck here!
For the love of Pete, what
are you doing here?
It's not safe here.
Mayor, stop!
That wasn't there before, right?
This is amazing.
What's happening?
The mayor just ran by, we think!
Tell Sally that the mayor's
going to the mayor's office.
Go to the mayor's office!
The real mayor's office!
The real, actual mayor's office!
Okay. I'll meet you there.
What?
Never seen a girl talking into
an empty box before?
Hey, come on. There's a door.
Watch... Watch, what's happening?
Watch, help me!
Jump, Adam!
Whatever the connecting
tissue is that holds this place
together is dissolving.
But why?
Weird science later.
Fast running now.
Nice catch, Watch.
You saved me.
Yeah. Yeah, I guess I did.
Talk about old school.
Yeah.
Totally '70s.
No one can accuse the
Springville mayor of squandering
money for excessive redecoration.
It's locked.
It's never that easy, is it?
So, I told them the
councilman didn't want any
generic fruit juice in those meetings.
It's just one of those things
that he truly believes in.
Guys, where are you?!
I'm not going to prison because of you.
I look terrible in orange.
Push harder.
Hello?
I'm trying. It won't budge.
Guys?!
Guys?!
Hey, S-Sally?
Who else would it be?
Sally... Sally, open the door.
We're stuck in here.
Stuck where?
Right here in the mayor's office.
I don't think so.
I'm in the mayor's office.
How does that work?
Wait.
What if we're both in the mayor's office?
Look around you, Adam.
This stuff is ancient.
I think that's an 8-track player.
That's pretty cool.
Guys, louder!
I can't hear you!
Hey, what if we traveled back
in time somehow?
How?
I said "somehow," Adam.
It's Spooksville.
Well, wherever we are, the
phone still works.
We got a call on line two.
Who is it?
Considering that caller I.D.
won't be invented for another
20 years, how should I know?
Um... mayor Tippet's office.
It's about time you picked up.
Sally!
Sally?
Yep.
They're gonna have one heck of
a long-distance phone bill.
Never in my life have I seen
such annoying kids!
You shouldn't be here.
It's all jumbled up.
Is that the mayor?
Mayor, slow down.
Let us talk to you.
Uh, no time.
It's all going away.
I'm leaving... getting to someplace safe.
Sally, it's the mayor again.
He's picking up photos and knickknacks.
Wait.
Did he just say he's going to a safe place?
Mayor, at least take us with you.
Why? You're not even here.
Mayor!
Adam, the walls are turning into cardboard.
And they're moving.
What do we do?!
Quick!
The desk will keep the walls
from moving in!
We're gonna be crushed!
Guys, what's going on?
Guys?!
Boys, get out right now!
Adam, the desk is gone!
Forget the desk!
Keep pushing!
Keep pushing!
I can't!
Forget.
There's no where to go!
Help! Help!
Watch!
Watch, there's music in the wall!
That's very poetic, Adam, but
not the best time since we're going to die!
No, actual music!
Quick! Pull up the cardboard!
Adam, I hit wood!
Push it away!
Safe place, safe place.
He's going to a safe place.
Watch, push!
Whoa. We're in Shadowmire.
Kind of.
It's just... not as weird.
Who are they?
No idea.
So, what do we do now?
Um... You go and ask for directions.
No way! You go.
W-what are you afraid of?
It's just two people dancing.
Well, you go and ask, and I'll stay here.
That way, when they both turn
to blood-sucking vampires, I'll
be able to tell your dad and
Sally what happened.
Fine. We'll both go.
Ask.
What are you doing here?
This is a private moment.
Get out of here.
We'd like to, but we can't.
Oh.
So you're real.
Then you've really got to get out of here.
It's very dangerous here.
Well, how do we do that?
I don't remember.
Leave!
Go. Got to go.
Mayor, wait!
It's a dead end!
Are we gonna stop running?
'Cause it's not my strong suit.
Ah, ah, ah!
Kind of figured this was your safe place.
They shouldn't be in there.
They'll be trapped.
Mmm!
Hey, this is good. What is it?
They're your memories, aren't
they... those rooms in there?
When Adam said "forget," it just
started to make sense.
I kept a few them, protected
them, uh... the most precious ones.
Now they're going away, too.
Adam and Watch followed you
into that box at the park.
Oh, why did they do a fool thing like that?
They'll be trapped in here.
And if I forget them... well,
I've forgotten so many.
I can barely picture my Sibella.
Who?
It doesn't matter.
We need to find a way to get them back.
But there's almost nothing left.
Think!
Think of the oldest memory you have.
That will be the last one to go.
My room.
My old room.
That's the oldest.
They'll be there.
Where? Where is it?
I'll... take you there.
Great.
We're gonna be killed by a
Spooksville phenomenon, and I
don't even know what it is yet.
Adam! Watch!
Follow the sound of my voice!
Sally, keep talking!
Ah, I never thought I'd hear
myself say that.
Uh... this way, I guess.
Watch!
Come on.
Whoa.
This place looks really familiar.
Watch, I think this is my room.
Why are we in my room?
This isn't my stuff.
This isn't your room.
This is way more coolsville than yours.
This is my room.
Mayor?!
Yes.
He's here in the real world in your room.
Apparently, it used to be his room.
Of course.
If it was a snake, it would've bit me.
It's both of your rooms.
This one's just the mayor's
memory of when it was his.
Bingo!
Wait.
The mayor once lived in my room?
Hold on.
If Sally and the mayor are
there, that means she figured it
out... before me.
Yep! Psych!
Wait.
We're in the mayor's memories.
That's not possible.
It shouldn't be possible, but
since we're here, not only is it
possible, it's disastrous.
He's forgetting everything at an
alarming rate.
I told you to leave.
Now you're trapped.
Why didn't you listen?
Adam, the cardboard.
It's spreading.
Watch, he's forgetting.
If he forgets this room, we...
Yeah, I know. I know, I know.
Okay, okay.
How do we get them out?
I don't know.
And I don't like what's happened
to my room.
Sally, we need you!
Come on, Sally!
Think of something!
Okay, focus!
Focus.
Think of something important,
something special about the
room, something you couldn't forget.
M-my fort.
That was my special place.
Your fort? Where was it?
Where was it, mayor?
In the closet.
The... the closet?
Guys, did you hear that?!
Go to the closet!
Sally, it's empty.
Think. Think, mayor.
What was in your closet?
Uh, let's see... All my stuff was in there.
Sally, Sally! We see it!
Baseball bat, my slingshot,
of course, 'cause they used to
call me Deadeye in the neighborhood.
But... and my science fiction
and horror comic books.
Mom didn't like me reading those.
Kept me up.
Sally, we see them!
Keep going!
Quickly! Quickly!
We don't have much time!
Oh, and my letters from Sibella.
I miss her.
I was sweet on her from the
moment I saw her.
And we were just kids back then.
Move!
I can't believe you guys are okay.
I can't believe you figured
out something weird-sciencey before me.
Great job.
I kind of owe you one.
What else is new?
Thanks, mayor. You saved us.
But help me understand.
You used to live here?
Live where? Where am I?
May-may-mayor, why did you
run away from my mom?
What?
Why... why are you afraid of her?
I need to know.
Is... she in some kind of danger?
Oh?
If it's not too much trouble,
uh... could you take me home?
I'm very tired.
Yeah.
I'll take you home.
I'll get you some pie.
What's pie?
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