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Morning, Mum.
Wait. I'm hanging with Katie later.
Tomorrow, first thing.
Mum, just get it catered like Deepa Aunty does.
So please, take it seriously now.
I bet these things were way more fun when you were a kid.
- Good morning. - Good morning.
Dad!
Thank you, Poorna. Sit, sit.
How's the night shift?
I mean, I get to come home to your mom's food, no?
So… not all bad.
But, tell me… how is driver's ed?
How long 'til my baby's a licensed driver?
Ah-ha…
Well, you know what they say, they say that,
third time is the?
Charm.
Samidha… Uh, uh, uh…
Please.
- Gotta go. - Okay.
- Love you. - Love you.
Love you.
- Samidha… - Love you.
Samidha!
So, Winthrop's City on the Hill is kind of a normative fantasy.
Like if you set up a society
based on the moral superiority of its people,
it's gonna be super rigid and a little homogeneous.
Okay. Anyone wanna rebut?
Anyone?
Okay, well let's talk about the economic
repercussions of this statement.
Winthrop's not saying this in a vacuum
and he's also dealing with the unrest on the Arbella
as the settlers are making this long journey.
So, the piety of this once rich…
Hey.
Hey Russ.
There's a kickback by the old golf course on Saturday.
- It's BYOB. - I can't.
My mum would blow a fuse if I missed Puja Day.
What's that?
Uh… So this one, like, god named Durga
killed this demon, Mahishasura
and every year we celebrate her victory.
… an economic system,
a lab our system that hasn't quite found its…
… bearings.
You're half an hour late, Tamira, again.
I don't suppose you have a note for me this time?
Just… just go on, sit down, please.
Thank you.
Thank you.
- Sup Joyce? - Ah yes, thank you.
See you tomorrow.
Sam… wait.
What is the deal with Tamira?
Why are you asking me?
The other teachers said you two used to be close.
I mean… is she doing alright?
Uh… why wouldn't she be?
I hear the way the kids talk about her
in the halls and
she eats her lunch under the bleachers.
Does she ever tell you anything?
Well we gotta look after our own, Sam.
Especially when one of them's falling behind.
Joyce, I really gotta get to bio.
If she or either of you are struggling to fit in…
I'm not struggling to fit in.
But if you were
you could always come to me for help and…
I know you're good, Sam.
I just wanna make sure we're looking out for Tamira.
Tamira's a big girl, Joyce.
If she needed help, she'd probably ask.
Dude… thank you.
My parents would slaughter me if I got a B in calc.
It's unfair how easy it is for you.
My stomach seriously drops every time she, like,
appears out of thin air like that.
Just so you know, whatever she's doing,
I'm not against it if it's some kind of, like, cultural thing.
It's not a cultural thing.
So, um, Russ was asking about you in health.
Seriously?
He wanted to know if you spoke another language.
I told him you do.
Hindu.
Hindi.
Say, uh… say Kitty's my best friend in… in Hindi.
Oh…
Kitty…
That is so cool.
Hey, let's… let's, uh, let's get outta here.
Oh, okay.
My mom's been acting like such a bitch.
I think she's menopausal.
Did you know we're supposed to end up like our mums
when we're older?
I'd hate to end up like my mum.
What? Your mum looks like she's 25.
It's not how she looks, it's how she is.
She's so afraid. You know?
I'll see you later.
Hi Samidha.
Hey.
You know you could just call me Sam now.
Everyone else does.
I need your help.
What… what do you need?
I need to tell you something and you just
you have to believe me.
Tamira, you look really tired.
How long's it been since you've slept?
Promise you'll believe me?
Promise.
Kasam?
Mmhmm.
There's something in here.
I know you can't see it but… it… it lives inside.
Don't you hear it?
Where… where'd you even get this thing, Tamira?
I found it at his house.
It was saying my name, calling out to me.
His house? Who's house?
I thought I was strong enough to keep it inside.
I thought… I thought if I just fed it but it's,
so hungry all the time and… all it wants is raw meat.
Tamira…
And it's getting stronger and I'm not strong enough
to keep it inside so I need your help.
- Okay, Tamira… - I need your help!
Okay, okay, okay. I wanna help you, I do.
So just… calm down. Okay?
And tell me the truth.
What's going on with you?
There's a monster in here.
Oh, it's… it's all the stories,
the ones we heard growing up.
They're… they're true. They're all true.
You're such a fucking psycho.
No…
Please. Samidha.
I can't do this alone.
Please.
Tamira…
- Hey Tamira, I'm… - You shouldn't have done that.
You dropped… you dropped this.
Tamira, Tamira, I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, okay. I'm…
Tamira?
What… what is it?
Tamira? Tamira?
Tamira.
Hey. Hey.
No… I… what?
Samidha! Please!
I'll get help. I'll get help.
No, no, no. don't go!
Don't go! don't go!
Don't go!!!!!
Hey.
Tamira's mum is filing a missing person's report.
Have you talked to her?
Does she know where Tamira's been,
who she's been around?
No.
Sam… you were the last person to see her.
Did something happen between you and Tamira?
Samidha?
Have you guys seen Tamira's mum?
No.
Welcome everybody.
Shh…
Remember when the Choudharys used to come to these things?
What was their deal?
Uh…
When we first met them
we knew there was something… broken
about that family.
It's like they were running from something in India.
Then the boy, Karan
we all thought he was a good kid.
Smart. Good future.
And then something changed.
You should have seen that boy the last time I saw him.
He was talking to something… something that wasn't there.
Hey…
Karan Choudhary…
I can't be here right now.
Guys, shh… come on. The guests can hear you.
Go, go, go.
Sweetheart. Sweetheart, please. Please.
Shit.
Jesus.
Trap it in a vessel… keep it inside.
… Seven chakras.
Hey!
You alright?
You look a little… you know.
Uh… just a lot of new faces.
Hmm.
Do you like, uh, you like dancing?
I don't dance.
Come on.
No… no way, I… I'll watch you dance.
- No, thank you. - Come on.
No. I don't even know anyone here.
Who gives a shit?
Alright. Come on.
Russ, I… wait…
Oh, my god, I am soaked
and I just got mud all in your car.
I am so sorry.
No, no I'm fine. I don't care at all.
Don't worry, it's just mud. It washes out.
It's fine.
You keep doing that.
What are you thinking about?
Tamira.
Oh shit. The girl with the jar?
I mean… Were you guys close or…
She ran away, didn't she? That's what I heard at least.
I don't… I don't think she ran away.
Do you remember that, uh
that Indian kid who died last year?
Yeah. Uh… he killed himself, right?
Okay, so… Tamira had his journal.
I think she found it at his house…
It looks like he was burned or something?
But it wasn't a fire.
Yeah, I heard that too.
No, shit.
Something about him and that house just feels important.
You know?
I'm sorry.
No, you're okay. Here.
Oh, I'm freezing.
Here, I'll take your coat. Yeah.
Thanks.
Oh my god.
Shit.
What the hell happened here?
Neighbours heard screaming so they called the cops.
Karan's parents were found mutilated.
They found his body downstairs.
Definitely not going downstairs then.
He had drawings like this in his journal but this is new.
Is that thing
coming out of the kid or going inside him?
Shit! What do we do?
Go, go, go! Go, go, go!
Let's go. let's go!
Morning, Mum. I… I need your help.
I think something really bad is happening to me.
I… I'm sorry for leaving, Mum.
Of course I do.
Why did you even come here, Mum?
If that's all you were ever gonna be?
Just another desi housewife who cooks and cleans.
Got it.
You dropped it in the attic.
Thanks.
You good?
I, uh… I lied about something.
What?
Tamira was my best friend.
Back when we were kids.
I found you!
But then we got to high school and I wanted more friends.
And I told Tamira it was
it was time for us to try and fit in.
But she just didn't wanna grow up.
And… and I could feel the way people looked at me
when I was with her and I just…
I just hated it.
I'm not crazy, right?
No. Not at all.
Like, I hate what I did to her. But after Karan, it was like
people started looking at me different.
They didn't… they didn't see me.
I don't know.
I just didn't wanna be that girl.
What girl?
Come on, what girl?
You're nothing like Tamira.
I'm sorry.
Uh… I don't mean to keep going on about my shit.
Was that okay?
Only if you're into it.
Can I, uh… can I kiss you again?
- Yeah. - Okay.
Sorry.
Samidha… Samidha…
Samidha… Samidha…
Samidha…
Samidha…
Where are you going?
Samidha… Samidha…
Samidha…
Samidha…
Oh!
Sam… Sam… Hey, look at me.
Here. Come here.
Look, Samidha… Sam…
We're not… we're not angry with you.
We just want to understand.
Can I go to school, please?
No, Sam…
- Poorna… - I don't…
You wouldn't understand.
Please, Sam.
The boy died. This is serious.
Mum?
Hey… are you alright?
I heard about Russ. I'm so sorry.
I didn't hurt him.
No, I know. I just…
Sam, you okay?
I'm gonna tell you something and I need you to believe me.
Yeah, of course. Cross my heart and all that.
What's going on?
The cops think an animal killed Russ.
But I was there.
It wasn't an animal, it was something else.
Whatever it is… I think it took Tamira.
Why are you whispering?
It's listening.
Um… tell me again, what is… what is this thing?
I don't know what it is.
Like sometimes it's there but then it's not there at all.
And… and it shows me things in my dreams but they feel so real.
Okay. Sam
you look like you haven't slept in days
and lack of sleep can cause hallucinations…
Joyce… this is real.
It's infected my mind.
It's like everything I wanted outside of me is inside of me
and I can't get it out.
What… what do you mean? How can I help you?
That's… what's after me.
I… I looked all over and I…
I… I can't… but I can't find anything.
There's nothing.
Okay. Text that to me and I'll look into it.
I'm doing you this favour, now you do me one.
Just take it easy tonight.
Lay low and tomorrow I'd like to introduce you to someone…
I'm not crazy.
I know, but you're also not alone and…
I know it might seem like there's no one
on the whole planet that gets you or… is trying to get you.
There are people that love you that care about you…
Sam?
Sam? Sam?
Are you still with me?
Hey. Are you alright?
You ran off and I didn't know if I was…
Yeah, I'm fine.
Okay. Well… I heard back about that painting.
What'd you find?
Look, I'm only telling you this because you asked.
In East Indian mythology there's a demonic entity
that feeds on negative energy.
It's called the Pishach.
It's a flesh eater. A devourer of souls.
You have to trap it in a vessel, a sort of container,
and then keep it there.
A vessel?
Swamis would sometimes take on the burden
of becoming vessels.
But any container could be a vessel.
Tamira found it trapped… trapped inside a jar.
Sam, did you hear these stories growing up?
From your parents maybe?
Do you think all the stress from the last few days
- has brought these stories back? - I gotta go.
Hey, hold on. Sam…
Do you need me to come by?
Look… you came to me for help.
So let me help you.
Yeah.
Okay. Send me your address. I'll be right there.
Stay safe, Sam.
I… I wanna tell you the truth.
You're not gonna believe me.
Talk to me. Please, Sam.
When Tamira and I were kids
you used to tell us those stories that the ayahs told you.
What is the Pishach, Mum?
- Samidha— - Please… tell me.
The ayah said…
never to sleep with a bad feeling in our hearts.
Because there's a dark thing that feeds on those feelings.
Anger… hatred… loneliness.
How?
It needs to…
Tenderise the soul by attacking your sanity.
By isolating you from those who love you.
And if anyone tries to help you…
It will hurt them.
I know I sound crazy.
But it's real.
All those stories that the ayahs told you… they're real.
I think it started with Karan.
Dad said that family was running.
What if they brought it back to that house?
And that's where Tamira found it
trapped inside the jar.
Could she still be alive, Mum?
The Pishach doesn't kill you right away.
It eats you slowly over time.
When it's ready… it eats your soul.
No. Friday.
Seven. Seven days.
Tamira's gonna die tonight, Mum.
What do we… what do we do? I have to do something.
Samidha…
Your soul will burn from within until there's nothing left.
What do we do?
I have to do something, Mum.
What are you doing?
To summon a dark spirit we must make an offering.
You can do this.
Karan must've died trapping it in that jar but he did trap it.
He must've written down how.
I've seen this before.
It's a Shanti prayer.
A call for peace from the stars and seas.
Most importantly within you.
This has to be it. Read it, Mum.
What?
For leaving our family behind.
Mum…
Samidha?
Sam, it's real! Run! Run!
Inesh.
Sammy Sam.
I took off work, thought I should be with the two of you.
No! Dad!
He's alive! Mum! He's alive!
Help please! My parents are hurt!
Mum, Mum, we hurt it.
Where could it have taken her? Please!
Oh, my god. I know where Tamira is.
I'm not going to be alone.
Tamira?
Tamira?
- Samidha! - Tamira?
I'm not afraid of you.
Come on! Come on!
Tamira.
Water. Please.
Okay. Okay. Come.
Please! Tamira!
I can't do this alone, I'll die. Please Tamira.
Ah!
A vessel.
Sam…
Come, come…
Samidha…
It's kinda gross that you have to eat that stuff all the time.
You get used to it.
It looks really good on you.
Thanks. I'm getting better at it.
My mom's been teaching me.
Speaking of…
I gotta get back and help her with the prasad for the puja.
I worry about you.
You don't have to.
What if it gets out again?
No matter what happens… it'll never get out again.
We won't let it.
Kasam?
Kasam.
See you tomorrow.
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